Pill Organizers Won’t Save You — Here’s the Better System for Medication Adherence
Pill organizers are one of the most recommended tools in dementia caregiving, and they are also one of the most overrated.
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PANDAS Treatment: The Controversial Antibiotic Approach Dividing Doctors
The antibiotic approach to treating PANDAS — Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections — is dividing the...
The ADHD Medication That’s Now Approved for 6-Year-Olds
The FDA approved ARYNTA, an oral liquid solution of lisdexamfetamine dimesylate, on June 16, 2025, making it the first-ever liquid formulation of the...
Why Pulmonologists Are Excited About a New Inhaler Approved This Year
Pulmonologists have reason to be genuinely optimistic in 2026, and the excitement centers on three developments that address different corners of...
Fecal Transplant Pill: The FDA-Approved Gut Treatment You Can Swallow
The FDA-approved fecal transplant pill is called Vowst, and it became available after the agency greenlit it on April 26, 2023, making it the first orally...
Free Medication Programs Most Patients Don’t Know About
If you or someone you love takes prescription medications for dementia, diabetes, heart disease, or any chronic condition, there is a strong chance you...
The Real Reason Your Doctor Changes Your Medication Brand
The real reason your doctor changes your medication brand usually has nothing to do with your doctor at all.
This Drug Was Approved 100 Years Ago and Still Has No Equal
The drug is insulin. Discovered in 1921 by Dr. Frederick Banting and Charles Best at the University of Toronto, insulin remains the only life-sustaining...
IgA Nephropathy Treatment: The First Disease-Modifying Drug Approved
In December 2023, TARPEYO became the first FDA-approved treatment proven to significantly reduce the loss of kidney function in adults with primary IgA...
Kidney Stone Prescription: Why Doctors Give Tamsulosin After an Attack
Doctors prescribe tamsulosin after a kidney stone attack because it relaxes the smooth muscle lining the ureter, the narrow tube connecting each kidney to...