Author: Simon Woodhead

Authorized Generics: A Smart Switch When Moving Away from Brand-Name Drugs

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 7 Dec 2025    Comments(0)
Authorized Generics: A Smart Switch When Moving Away from Brand-Name Drugs

Authorized generics offer the exact same medication as brand-name drugs at generic prices. Learn how they work, why they’re safer than traditional generics, and how to ask for them at the pharmacy.

Workplace Stress and Burnout: Proven Prevention and Recovery Strategies for 2025

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 6 Dec 2025    Comments(2)
Workplace Stress and Burnout: Proven Prevention and Recovery Strategies for 2025

Workplace burnout is a systemic issue, not a personal one. Learn proven prevention and recovery strategies backed by 2025 data, from AI workload tools to digital sunset policies that actually work.

Severe Hypertensive Crisis from Drug Interactions: What You Need to Know

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 5 Dec 2025    Comments(2)
Severe Hypertensive Crisis from Drug Interactions: What You Need to Know

Severe hypertensive crises can be triggered by common drug interactions, including antidepressants, decongestants, and even licorice candy. Learn the hidden risks, warning signs, and how to prevent a life-threatening emergency.

Baseline CK Testing for Statins: When It’s Really Needed

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 4 Dec 2025    Comments(4)
Baseline CK Testing for Statins: When It’s Really Needed

Baseline CK testing before starting statins isn't needed for everyone-but it’s critical for high-risk patients. Learn who should get tested, what the numbers mean, and why skipping it can lead to unnecessary drug stops.

Digestive Enzymes: When Supplements May Help GI Symptoms

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 3 Dec 2025    Comments(5)
Digestive Enzymes: When Supplements May Help GI Symptoms

Digestive enzyme supplements can help with specific GI issues like lactose intolerance or IBS, but they’re not a cure-all. Prescription enzymes treat EPI; OTC ones offer limited relief. Know when they work - and when to see a doctor.

How to Get Clear Medication Instructions When You're Confused

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 2 Dec 2025    Comments(8)
How to Get Clear Medication Instructions When You're Confused

Confusing medication instructions can lead to dangerous mistakes. Learn how to decode unclear labels, ask the right questions, and get clear dosing advice from your pharmacist or doctor to stay safe.

Basal vs. Squamous Cell Carcinoma: What You Need to Know About Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 2 Dec 2025    Comments(8)
Basal vs. Squamous Cell Carcinoma: What You Need to Know About Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer

Basal and squamous cell carcinomas are the most common types of skin cancer. Learn how they differ in appearance, risk, and treatment - and why early detection saves lives.

Diabetes Combination Medications: Generic Options and When Substitution Works

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 1 Dec 2025    Comments(5)
Diabetes Combination Medications: Generic Options and When Substitution Works

Learn which diabetes combination medications have generic versions, when substitution is safe, and how to save money without risking your blood sugar control. Real cost data, expert insights, and practical steps for 2025.

Canada's Generic Drug System vs. the USA: How Pricing, Supply, and Policy Differ

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 1 Dec 2025    Comments(7)
Canada's Generic Drug System vs. the USA: How Pricing, Supply, and Policy Differ

Canada and the U.S. handle generic drugs in opposite ways: Canada controls prices to ensure supply, while the U.S. relies on competition for lower costs. Here’s how they differ - and what it means for patients.

Lactose Intolerance: How to Get Diagnosed and Eat Without Pain

Posted By Simon Woodhead    On 1 Dec 2025    Comments(5)
Lactose Intolerance: How to Get Diagnosed and Eat Without Pain

Learn how lactose intolerance is truly diagnosed and how to manage it without cutting out all dairy. Discover what foods you can still eat, how much lactose you can tolerate, and why many people are misdiagnosed.