Contraceptives for Men
Since the 1960s when the FDA approved Enovid-10, the first birth control pill, women have taken much of the responsibility
Category: Pharmaceutical
A New Diabetes Pill on the Horizon
Semaglutide, a diabetes medication, which is already available in an injectable form sold under the name Ozempic™ may be coming
A New Way to Combat High Drug Costs
Increasing drug costs and shortages of medications have created issues for both patients and pharmacies. Simply switching to a generic
Fish Oil and Cholesterol
A diet including fatty fish or fish oil supplements is often recommended to help lower cholesterol and reduce the risk
New Treatment for Postpartum Depression
New mothers often suffer from profound and even life-threatening depression after giving birth. This can interfere with the care of
Did We Need Another Opioid?
The recent FDA approval of a new fast acting opioid product has been met with concern and controversy, especially in
Do Statins Cause Diabetes?
People with high cholesterol or other risk factors for heart attacks and strokes are often prescribed medications to lower cholesterol,
Benzodiazepines vs. SSRIs for Anxiety:
Anxiety disorders are common in Americans, affecting more than one in four adults at some point in their lives. Treatment
New Cancer Drugs
A new class of biological medications known as bispecific antibodies may offer hope for hard to treat cancers by using
Problems with Proton Pump Inhibitors
Popular heartburn drugs like omeprazole, pantoprazole, esomeprazole and others belong to a class of medications called proton pump inhibitors (PPIs).
