Author: Finnegan Delacroix

Learn what patient education materials to request from your pharmacist to improve medication safety, adherence, and outcomes. Get the exact handouts, demos, and questions that make a real difference.

Topical meds deliver pain relief with far less risk than oral pills. Learn how much enters your bloodstream, why safety differs, and when to choose one over the other.

Teach children how generic drugs work, why they cost less, and why they're just as safe and effective as brand-name medicines. Simple, science-backed tips for parents and teachers.

Swelling from medications like amlodipine or gabapentin is common, but it can signal serious heart, kidney, or blood clot issues. Learn when to worry, what to do at home, and how to tell the difference between a side effect and a medical emergency.

Drug shortages are no longer random events-they're predictable, systemic, and worsening. By 2030, one in five essential medicines may be unavailable. Here's why, which drugs are at risk, and what's being done to stop it.

Learn how to read food and prescription labels for allergens and inactive ingredients. Know what to look for, what’s hidden, and how to protect yourself from dangerous reactions.

Shift Work Sleep Disorder is a real condition affecting millions who work nights. Learn how to manage it with science-backed strategies for better sleep, alertness, and long-term health - without relying on caffeine or pills.

Learn how to save hundreds or thousands on prescription drugs before the Medicare Part D donut hole disappears in 2025. Practical tips for managing costs now, including generics, manufacturer programs, and Extra Help.

Stopping corticosteroids too quickly can cause adrenal insufficiency-a life-threatening condition. Learn the warning signs, how to taper safely, and what to do in an emergency.

Learn how to verify medication dose changes safely using proven protocols like independent double checks, barcode scanning, and SBAR communication. Prevent deadly errors with practical steps backed by research.