Generic drugs cost 80-85% less than brand-name drugs because they don't need to repeat expensive clinical trials. They contain the same active ingredients, meet the same safety standards, and are just as effective. Here's how the system saves you money without cutting corners.
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Updated 2025 guidelines for metformin and SGLT2 inhibitor dosing in kidney disease. Learn when to adjust doses, when to stop, and how to navigate conflicting FDA labels and clinical evidence.
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Learn how to confidently talk to your doctor about generic medications, why they’re just as safe and effective as brand-name drugs, and how to overcome common myths that keep people from using them.
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Dry eyes from medications are a common but often overlooked side effect. Learn which drugs cause it, how to manage symptoms with lubrication and lifestyle changes, and when to talk to your doctor for better solutions.
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Most OTC cough and cold medicines don't work-and some can be dangerous. Learn what ingredients to avoid, safer alternatives for all ages, and how to read labels in 2025.
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African-made antiretroviral generics are transforming HIV treatment access across the continent, reducing dependence on imports, cutting costs, and building local health sovereignty. With WHO-prequalified drugs now in use, the future of HIV care in Africa is being made right at home.
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Learn how to read medication strength and quantity on prescription labels to avoid dangerous dosing errors. Simple steps anyone can follow to verify their meds safely.
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Learn how to search the FDA's FAERS database for drug side effect reports using the Public Dashboard and advanced tools like VisDrugs. Understand what the data really means - and what it doesn't.
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Generic drugs save billions but still face distrust. Learn how transparency, education, and new technologies are changing perceptions - not by lowering prices, but by building trust in quality and reliability.
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Learn how to read refill information on your prescription label to avoid running out of medication. Understand what 'Ref: 3' really means and how to plan ahead for refills.
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