Category: Health and Wellness - Page 2

Cerumenolytics are safe, over-the-counter drops that soften earwax at home. Learn how to use them correctly, which types work best, and when to see a doctor-without risking ear damage.

Calcium-fortified juices may seem healthy, but they can block absorption of key medications like antibiotics and thyroid hormones. Learn which drugs are affected, how long to wait, and what to do to avoid dangerous interactions.

Patient and provider labels for health conditions often differ, causing confusion and missed care. Learn how medical jargon impacts understanding and what’s being done to bridge the gap between clinical codes and patient-friendly language.

Soy products can block up to 40% of levothyroxine absorption, leading to poor thyroid control. Learn how to time your meals and medication to avoid this common but often missed interaction.

Obesity is not just about eating too much-it's a disease of broken hunger signals and metabolic dysfunction. Learn how leptin resistance, brain pathways, and hormones like ghrelin and insulin drive weight gain and make weight loss so hard.

Shoulder pain from rotator cuff injuries or bursitis is common and often treatable without surgery. Learn how to rehab it right with proven steps, exercises, and what to avoid.

Insulin pump therapy offers better blood sugar control and flexibility for people with type 1 diabetes, but it requires commitment. Learn the pros, cons, and how to get started with modern automated insulin delivery systems.

Glomerulonephritis is an immune system attack on the kidney's filtering units, leading to inflammation, protein loss, and potential kidney failure. Learn the types, symptoms, treatments, and new breakthroughs in managing this hidden kidney disease.

Catheter ablation and device therapy offer effective, minimally invasive solutions for heart rhythm disorders. Learn how they work, which is right for you, and why they’re becoming first-line treatments for atrial fibrillation and heart failure.

Learn how to report adverse drug events to the FDA’s MedWatch system. Step-by-step guide for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers on submitting reports online, by phone, or by mail. Protect public health-one report at a time.