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GABA supplements are unlikely to cause dangerous interactions with sedatives due to poor brain absorption. Learn the real risks, what actually works, and which supplements to avoid instead.
Drug safety rules vary wildly across countries - the FDA moves fast, the EMA is detailed, and many nations lack basic oversight. Understanding how each system works reveals why the same medicine can be safe in one country and risky in another.
Many people on SSRIs report feeling emotionally numb-not sad, not happy, just flat. This isn't rare. It's a common side effect called emotional blunting. Learn what causes it, how common it is, and what you can do about it.
The U.S. government is responding to record drug shortages with stockpiling and new policies, but gaps in enforcement, funding, and prevention leave hospitals and patients vulnerable. Here’s what’s working, what’s not, and why it matters.
Learn what common prescription abbreviations like Rx, q.d., and o.d. really mean, why they're dangerous, and how pharmacies are making labels safer with plain English instructions.
Combining SSRIs with anticoagulants increases bleeding risk by 33%, especially in the first 30 days. Learn why this happens, who's most at risk, and how to stay safe without stopping necessary treatment.
Registries and claims data are two of the most trusted sources for tracking drug safety after approval. Learn how they work, their strengths and limits, and why regulators are relying on them more than ever.
Medication autonomy gives patients the right to choose what drugs they take-even when doctors disagree. Learn how informed choice, cost, and personal values shape real-world medication decisions and how to take control of your treatment.
Learn how to safely dispose of expired EpiPens, inhalers, and medicated patches to protect your family and the environment. Follow FDA and DEA guidelines for sharps, aerosols, and patches.
Drug desensitization lets people with severe drug allergies safely receive life-saving medications through a controlled, step-by-step process under medical supervision. It's the only option when no alternatives exist.
Learn how generic drugs are classified by therapeutic use, pharmacological action, legal schedules, insurance tiers, and global standards. Understand how these systems affect your prescriptions, costs, and safety.
Sexual side effects from antidepressants affect up to 70% of users. Learn why they happen, which meds cause the most problems, and proven solutions like switching to bupropion, adding sildenafil, or adjusting doses-without giving up mental health progress.