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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Learn how to check for drug interactions before starting new medications with practical, step-by-step advice to avoid dangerous side effects, hospitalizations, and even death. Essential for anyone on multiple prescriptions.
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Statins are the go-to for lowering cholesterol, but if they cause side effects, alternatives like ezetimibe, PCSK9 inhibitors, and inclisiran offer effective, science-backed options. Learn what works, what doesn't, and how to choose the right one for you.
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Albuterol inhalers provide fast asthma and COPD relief, but alternatives like Symbicort, levalbuterol, and ipratropium may offer fewer side effects, longer action, or better value. Find out what works best for your needs.
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Prilocaine offers a safer alternative for nerve blocks with lower toxicity and fewer side effects than lidocaine or bupivacaine. Ideal for dental, hand, and minor surgical procedures, it provides reliable numbness with minimal risk when used correctly.
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Many prescription labels are poorly translated, putting non-English speakers at risk of dangerous medication errors. Learn the most common mistakes, how pharmacies are fixing them, and what you can do to get accurate instructions.
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