Archive: 2026/01 - Page 3
- 5/Jan/2026
- by William Womack
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nitrofurantoin
G6PD deficiency
hemolytic anemia
UTI antibiotics
drug safety
Nitrofurantoin and Hemolytic Anemia: What You Need to Know About G6PD Deficiency Risk
Nitrofurantoin is a common UTI antibiotic, but it can cause life-threatening hemolytic anemia in people with G6PD deficiency. Learn who’s at risk, what symptoms to watch for, and safer alternatives.
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- 4/Jan/2026
- by William Womack
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FDA Sentinel Initiative
drug safety
big data
real-world evidence
post-market surveillance
FDA Sentinel Initiative: How Big Data Detects Drug Safety Issues
The FDA Sentinel Initiative uses big data from millions of patient records to detect hidden drug safety issues in real time - replacing outdated reporting systems with active, science-driven monitoring.
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- 3/Jan/2026
- by William Womack
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oral appliance therapy
mandibular advancement device
snoring treatment
MAD for snoring
sleep apnea appliance
Oral Appliance Therapy for Snoring: How Mandibular Advancement Devices Work and Who They Help
Oral appliance therapy with mandibular advancement devices offers an effective, non-invasive solution for snoring and mild sleep apnea. Learn how they work, who benefits most, and what to expect from treatment.
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- 3/Jan/2026
- by William Womack
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side effect tracking
symptom journal
trigger identification
ABC model
health diary
Documenting Side Effects: How to Track Patterns and Triggers for Better Health
Learn how to track side effects using simple daily logging to uncover hidden triggers. Discover proven methods like the ABC model, digital vs. paper tools, and real-world patterns that help reduce symptoms and improve care.
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- 1/Jan/2026
- by William Womack
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coffee and medications
tea and drugs
chocolate drug interactions
caffeine medication risks
beverage-drug interactions
Chocolate, Coffee, and Tea with Medications: Hidden Interactions You Can't Ignore
Coffee, tea, and chocolate can interfere with common medications like thyroid drugs, antidepressants, and blood thinners-sometimes dangerously. Learn which combinations to avoid, when they’re safe, and how to protect your treatment.
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