Integrated dual diagnosis care treats mental illness and substance use together, not separately. Learn how this evidence-based approach helps millions who struggle with both conditions-and why most still don’t get it.
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India produces 20% of the world's generic drugs and over 60% of its vaccines. Known as the 'pharmacy of the world,' Indian manufacturers supply affordable, high-quality medicines to the U.S., UK, Africa, and beyond.
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Colonoscopy prep is the key to catching colorectal cancer early. Learn the exact diet, timing, and hydration tips to ensure a clear exam and maximize polyp detection-because skipping steps could mean missing a life-saving diagnosis.
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Lithium toxicity can happen quietly when common drugs like diuretics and NSAIDs interfere with kidney function. Learn how these interactions work, which medications are most dangerous, and what steps you must take to stay safe.
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Molluscum contagiosum causes harmless but stubborn skin bumps that spread easily. Learn how it looks, how it spreads, what actually works for treatment, and when to wait it out - backed by current medical guidelines.
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Imagery Rehearsal Therapy (IRT) is a proven, drug-free method to stop PTSD nightmares by rewriting them in your mind. Learn how it works, why it beats medication, and how to start today.
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The FDA uses Import Alerts to automatically block drugs from non-compliant manufacturers. Learn how the Green List works, why shipments get detained, and what it takes to comply with U.S. drug safety rules.
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A low-sodium diet and proper fluid balance are proven first-line treatments for Meniere’s disease. Cutting salt to 1,500 mg/day and drinking 35 ml/kg of water daily can reduce vertigo, improve hearing, and ease tinnitus-without drugs or surgery.
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Hepatitis A is a short-term liver infection that causes fatigue, jaundice, and nausea. It’s preventable with a vaccine, and most people recover fully within 2 to 6 months. Learn how it spreads, how long recovery takes, and how to protect yourself.
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EMA and FDA drug labeling differ significantly in scope, wording, and requirements-impacting how drugs are prescribed, used, and approved across the U.S. and EU. Key differences include patient-reported outcomes, pregnancy warnings, language rules, and risk management systems.
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The DSCSA track-and-trace system is the U.S. government's federal solution to stop counterfeit drugs by requiring every prescription package to have a unique digital identifier. Learn how it works, who must comply, and why it matters for patient safety.
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Menthol makes nicotine addiction stronger and quitting harder by enhancing cravings and masking the harshness of smoke. Learn how it affects your brain and what actually works to quit.
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