Every appropriately stocked household medicine cabinet will likely have a bottle of ibuprofen somewhere in it. Here are things you might not know about it.
If you frequently use pain relievers or antimigraine drugs for headaches, you may find that you develop what is known as "medication overuse headaches".
With five ALS treatment drugs currently authorized by the FDA, a recently approved drug known as Radicava ORS is expected to make treatment more accessible.
Kombucha is a popular drink in many health circles today. But it may not be for everyone, and it's helpful to know the potential interactions and side effects.
Paxlovid, a drug developed by Pfizer, has emergency use authorization for some patients with COVID-19. But some are reporting a recurrence of the virus.
Generic drugs are cheaper, but we have all heard the old saying that you get what you pay for. Are generic drugs safe and effective? Here's what to know.
Breathing through inflamed airways can be difficult for people with asthma. That's when inhalers come to the rescue, delivering relief and managing symptoms.
Dairy products are made from milk, and they include yogurt and cheese. They can be delicious and good for you, but can they interfere with certain medications?
While PrEP is effective against HIV and largely seems to be safe, it may have undesirable effects on kidney health in some people, particularly those over 50.
Pain can quickly ruin your day, and sometimes the pain doesn't go away. That's chronic pain. Myths about chronic pain make it harder to treat and understand.
A new weight-loss drug is making headlines after a study conducted by Eli Lilly showed promising results during a large trial. Here is what you need to know.
A drug recall happens when a medicine is found to be defective or harmful to the consumer. Either the drug manufacturer or the FDA can issue a drug recall.
Polysporin and Neosporin can be easy to confuse, but there's one key distinction between them. Here's what to know before applying them to your next wound.
It's easy to reach into your medicine cabinet and pull out a bottle of Tylenol if unwell, but what do you really know about this over-the-counter medication?