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Shared Decision-Making Scripts for Side Effect Trade-Offs in Treatment Choices
Martin Kelly 29 January 2026 9

Shared Decision-Making Scripts for Side Effect Trade-Offs in Treatment Choices

Shared decision-making scripts help patients and doctors weigh treatment side effects together using clear numbers, personal values, and structured conversations-leading to better adherence, less regret, and more trust.

Peak Flow Monitoring in Asthma: How to Track Daily Readings and Use Threshold Zones
Martin Kelly 28 January 2026 11

Peak Flow Monitoring in Asthma: How to Track Daily Readings and Use Threshold Zones

Learn how to use peak flow monitoring to track asthma daily, set your personal best, and use green-yellow-red zones to catch flare-ups before they become emergencies. A practical guide based on current clinical guidelines.

Causes of Generic Drug Shortages: Manufacturing and Supply Chain Issues
Martin Kelly 27 January 2026 13

Causes of Generic Drug Shortages: Manufacturing and Supply Chain Issues

Generic drug shortages are caused by manufacturing failures, global supply chain risks, and broken economics. Over 60% of shortages stem from production issues, while low profit margins drive manufacturers out of the market. Without systemic reform, patients will keep paying the price.

Best Diets for Heart Health: Mediterranean, DASH, and Plant-Forward Eating Explained
Martin Kelly 26 January 2026 13

Best Diets for Heart Health: Mediterranean, DASH, and Plant-Forward Eating Explained

Discover the three science-backed diets for heart health: Mediterranean, DASH, and plant-forward eating. Learn how they lower blood pressure, reduce cholesterol, and prevent heart disease - and which one fits your lifestyle best.

Magnesium Supplements with Thyroid Medications and Antibiotics: How to Space Doses Correctly
Martin Kelly 24 January 2026 9

Magnesium Supplements with Thyroid Medications and Antibiotics: How to Space Doses Correctly

Learn how to safely space magnesium supplements with thyroid medication and antibiotics to avoid reduced absorption and dangerous side effects. Expert timing rules, supplement types, and real patient stories.

Pioglitazone Safety: What You Need to Know About Heart Failure, Edema, and Bladder Risks
Martin Kelly 23 January 2026 8

Pioglitazone Safety: What You Need to Know About Heart Failure, Edema, and Bladder Risks

Pioglitazone helps control blood sugar but carries serious risks: heart failure, fluid retention, and bladder cancer. Learn who should avoid it, how to spot warning signs, and what safer alternatives exist today.

Heart Medications and Their Dangerous Combinations: What to Avoid
Martin Kelly 22 January 2026 0

Heart Medications and Their Dangerous Combinations: What to Avoid

Heart medications can save lives-but dangerous combinations with common painkillers, supplements, or alcohol can cause bleeding, heart failure, or death. Learn the top 7 risky pairings and how to protect yourself.

Choosing Antiemetics for Medication-Induced Nausea: A Practical Guide
Martin Kelly 21 January 2026 13

Choosing Antiemetics for Medication-Induced Nausea: A Practical Guide

Learn how to choose the right antiemetic for nausea caused by medications like opioids, chemo, or anesthesia. Safe, effective options based on real-world data and clinical guidelines.

Placebo Effect with Generics: Why Perception Affects Medication Outcomes
Martin Kelly 20 January 2026 15

Placebo Effect with Generics: Why Perception Affects Medication Outcomes

Why do some people feel generic medications don't work as well as brand-name drugs? The answer isn't in the pill-it's in the mind. Learn how perception, branding, and price shape your body's response to treatment.

Liquid Biopsy: How Circulating Tumor DNA Is Changing Cancer Monitoring
Martin Kelly 19 January 2026 11

Liquid Biopsy: How Circulating Tumor DNA Is Changing Cancer Monitoring

Liquid biopsy using circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) is transforming cancer care by enabling non-invasive monitoring of tumor changes, treatment response, and resistance. It's now standard in advanced lung, colorectal, and breast cancers.