Archive: 2026/01

Creating a Daily Medication Routine You Can Stick To

Learn how to build a simple, lasting daily medication routine that fits your life - not the other way around. Proven strategies for sticking to your pills without relying on willpower.

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Medication Reconciliation: How to Accurately Update Drug Lists Between Care Settings

Medication reconciliation is a critical safety process that prevents errors when patients move between care settings. Learn how accurate medication lists are built, who should lead the process, and why even small gaps can lead to serious harm.

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Black Box Warnings: What You Need to Know About the FDA’s Strongest Drug Safety Alerts

Black box warnings are the FDA's strongest safety alerts for prescription drugs, signaling serious risks like death or life-threatening side effects. Learn what they mean, how they're decided, and what to do if your medication has one.

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Drug Interactions Databases: Using FDA and WebMD Checkers Safely

Learn how to safely use WebMD and FDA-backed tools to check for drug interactions, understand their limits, and avoid dangerous mistakes with your medications.

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How to Request Written Medication Instructions You Understand

Learn how to ask for clear, written medication instructions you can actually understand - using your legal rights, proven strategies, and simple communication techniques that work.

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How to Appeal a Prior Authorization Denial for Your Medication

Learn how to successfully appeal a denied medication prior authorization with step-by-step guidance, doctor tips, and real-world examples. Over 80% of appeals are reversed-don't give up.

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Medical Society Guidelines on Generic Drug Use: What Doctors Really Think

Medical societies have clear but differing guidelines on generic drug use. While most drugs are safe to substitute, drugs with narrow therapeutic indices require caution. Learn what doctors really think and how to protect your health.

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FDA Warning Authority: How the Agency Takes Action Against Non-Compliant Manufacturers

The FDA issues warning letters to manufacturers who violate safety and labeling laws. These letters trigger strict deadlines, potential fines, product seizures, and even criminal charges. Learn how the agency enforces compliance and what companies must do to avoid serious consequences.

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