Prophetic Health - Page 4
Understand the key differences between NAFLD and NASH, how fibrosis develops, and what steps you can take to prevent progression. Learn about diagnosis, risk factors, and the latest treatment options.
Insulin allergies are rare but serious. Learn how to recognize injection reactions - from mild swelling to life-threatening anaphylaxis - and what steps to take to manage them safely without stopping insulin.
Learn how lactose intolerance is truly diagnosed and how to manage it without cutting out all dairy. Discover what foods you can still eat, why tests can be misleading, and how to avoid nutrient deficiencies.
Medication-induced delirium in older adults is a sudden, dangerous confusion often caused by common drugs like Benadryl or sleeping pills. Learn the hidden signs, top culprits, and proven ways to prevent it before it's too late.
Learn how to safely dispose of old medications while protecting your personal information from identity theft. Follow FDA, DEA, and HIPAA guidelines for secure disposal methods.
Specialty pharmacy handles high-cost, complex drugs for chronic conditions. As generics and biosimilars enter this space, pharmacists must balance cost savings with patient safety, tracking excipients, managing PBM pressures, and educating patients through every switch.
Despite making up 90% of prescriptions, generic drugs still face skepticism from many doctors. This article explores why providers hesitate, what data reveals about their attitudes, and how education and real-world evidence are changing prescribing habits.
Americans pay less for generic drugs than Europeans due to fierce market competition, but more for brand-name drugs because of high list prices and lack of government negotiation. Here's why the systems differ-and what it means for global drug innovation.
Pharmacists play a critical role in spotting and reporting adverse reactions to generic medications. Learn why their reports matter, what the law requires, and how to report effectively to protect patient safety.
Learn practical, low-cost ways to reduce pharmaceutical waste without compromising safety or expiration integrity. From temperature control to take-back programs, discover how clinics and pharmacies can save money and protect the environment.
Azoles and echinocandins are the two main classes of antifungal drugs used to treat serious fungal infections. Learn how they work, their key differences, safety risks, drug interactions, and why choosing the right one matters.
Learn the key warning signs of medication-related suicidal thoughts, especially from antidepressants, and what to do if you or someone you know starts experiencing sudden restlessness, intrusive urges, or impulsivity after starting a new drug.