Medication safety prevents harmful errors in drug use-from prescribing to taking pills at home. Learn why it matters, who’s at risk, and how you can protect yourself from preventable injuries.
Medication errors at home are common and often preventable. Learn the top mistakes people make with pills and liquids-and simple, proven steps to keep your family safe from dangerous drug mistakes.
Combining antipsychotics with other QT-prolonging drugs can dangerously stretch the heart's electrical cycle, raising the risk of life-threatening arrhythmias. Know which meds are risky, who's most vulnerable, and how to stay safe.
Learn how to safely manage time-sensitive medications like insulin, warfarin, and anti-seizure drugs when flying across time zones. Avoid dangerous mistakes with expert-backed scheduling, storage, and travel tips.
Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disorder that disrupts nerve-to-muscle communication. Learn the latest treatments - from traditional drugs to FDA-approved biologics like FcRn inhibitors and complement blockers - and how to choose the right option based on antibody type, severity, and lifestyle.
Learn how to safely manage multiple pharmacies and prescribers for seniors using centralized software, real-time data sharing, and compliance-ready systems to prevent dangerous medication errors.
Medication errors harm over 1.5 million Americans yearly. Learn the most common risks, which drugs are most dangerous, how fake pills are fueling overdoses, and what you can do right now to protect yourself.
Lithium and NSAIDs together can cause dangerous kidney damage and toxic buildup. Learn why common painkillers like ibuprofen are risky, what to use instead, and how to protect your kidneys while managing bipolar disorder.
Pharmacists are transforming workplace wellness by helping employees save money and stay healthy through generic medication use. Learn how their expertise boosts adherence, cuts costs, and saves lives.
Tacrolimus neurotoxicity causes tremor, headache, and other neurological symptoms in 20-40% of transplant patients-even when blood levels are normal. Learn how to recognize the signs, what triggers them, and how to work with your team to manage them safely.