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.
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COPD 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.
Read MoreDigoxin Interactions: What Heart Patients Need to Monitor
Digoxin helps manage heart failure and atrial fibrillation, but dangerous interactions with common drugs, foods, and supplements can lead to toxicity. Learn what to avoid and how to monitor your levels safely.
Read MoreHow to Audit Your Medication Bag Before Leaving the Pharmacy: A Simple 7-Step Safety Check
Learn the 7-step medication bag audit to prevent dangerous pharmacy errors. Simple checks before you leave can stop wrong doses, wrong drugs, and life-threatening mistakes.
Read MoreHow to Avoid Out-of-Network Pharmacy Surprises for Medications
Out-of-network pharmacy surprises can cost hundreds or thousands-despite the No Surprises Act. Learn how to check your pharmacy network, avoid hidden costs, and protect yourself from unexpected prescription bills.
Read MoreIntermittent Fasting for Weight Loss: What Time-Restricted Eating Really Does
Intermittent fasting, especially time-restricted eating, helps with weight loss by aligning meals with your body's natural rhythm. Studies show it works as well as calorie counting-with added benefits for metabolism and energy.
Read MoreGeneric Drug Shortages: Why Too Much Competition Can Cause Too Few Suppliers
Generic drugs save billions, but too much price competition is driving manufacturers out of the market. With only one or two suppliers left for critical medicines, shortages are rising - not because of demand, but because of unsustainable pricing.
Read MoreEarwax Impaction: How Cerumen Blockage Affects Hearing and How to Remove It Safely
Earwax impaction can block hearing and cause pain, dizziness, and ringing. Learn the real causes, safe removal methods, and why cotton swabs make it worse. Get the facts from medical guidelines and patient data.
Read MoreAre Expired Medications Safe to Take or Should You Replace Them
Expired medications aren't all dangerous, but some can be life-threatening. Learn which pills are still safe to use, which ones to replace immediately, and how to dispose of them properly to protect your health.
Read MoreHow to Store High-Risk Medications to Reduce Overdose Risk
Learn how to safely store high-risk medications like opioids and benzodiazepines to prevent accidental overdoses in homes. Simple steps like locking pills away and keeping them in original bottles can save lives.
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