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Opioid Overdose: How to Recognize Symptoms and Use Naloxone to Save a Life
Learn how to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose and use naloxone to reverse it. A clear, practical guide for anyone who wants to save a life-no medical training needed.
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Learn how to spot fake medicines before you take them. Simple checks like packaging, seals, and serial codes can prevent dangerous counterfeit drugs from harming you or your loved ones.
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Some medications lose effectiveness after expiration; others become dangerous. Learn which drugs you should never use past their date-insulin, epinephrine, nitroglycerin, and more-and how to store and dispose of them safely.
Read MoreAnemia in Kidney Disease: How Erythropoietin and Iron Therapy Work Together
Anemia in kidney disease is caused by low erythropoietin and iron problems. Erythropoietin therapy and IV iron are the proven treatments. Targeting hemoglobin at 10-11.5 g/dL improves quality of life without raising stroke risk.
Read MoreWhistleblower Laws: What You’re Protected For When Reporting Violations
Whistleblower laws protect workers who report illegal or unsafe practices. Learn what’s covered, how to report safely, and what protections exist under California and federal law in 2025.
Read MoreWhistleblower Laws: Protections for Reporting Violations
Whistleblower laws protect employees who report illegal or unsafe practices. Learn how California’s 2025 rules strengthen protections, what federal laws cover, how to avoid retaliation, and where to get help.
Read MoreMedicaid Coverage for Prescription Medications: What’s Included in 2025
Medicaid covers most prescription drugs in 2025, but rules vary by state. Learn what's included, how step therapy and prior authorization work, which drugs are excluded, and how to save on costs with Extra Help.
Read More180-Day Exclusivity: How Patent Challenges Shape Generic Drug Market Entry
The 180-day exclusivity rule under the Hatch-Waxman Act rewards generic drugmakers for challenging patents-but it can delay market entry for years. Learn how it works, who benefits, and why reform is needed.
Read MoreCOPD Stages Explained: What Mild, Moderate, and Severe Really Mean
COPD stages - mild, moderate, severe - are based on lung function tests like FEV1. Understanding them helps you act early, slow progression, and live better. Smoking cessation and pulmonary rehab make the biggest difference.
Read MoreHow to Read Children’s Medicine Labels by Age and Weight for Safe Dosing
Learn how to safely dose children's medicine using age and weight. Avoid dangerous mistakes with clear, up-to-date guidelines from the FDA, CDC, and American Academy of Pediatrics.
Read MoreImmunodeficiency Red Flags: Recurrent Infections and When to Suspect a Hidden Immune Disorder
Recurrent infections can signal an underlying immune disorder. Learn the key red flags-like multiple pneumonias or thrush after age one-and what blood tests and evaluations doctors use to diagnose immunodeficiency early.
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