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Does Your Medicine Have a Boxed Warning? Why You Must Know!

The FDA has a designation for drug reactions it considers especially worrisome: BOXED WARNING. Do prescribers warn patients? Not always!

Dennis Miller, RPh - February 22, 2026

FDA Commissioner Makary Wants to Make Most Drugs OTC. Is He Joking?

Joe Graedon - February 16, 2026

If You Take Paxlovid, What’s the Cost? Will You Get Over COVID More Quickly?

Joe Graedon - February 2, 2026

“PM” Pills, Brain Fog, and Risk: America’s First Antihistamine Under Fire

Terry Graedon - January 26, 2026

Is Your Doctor Prescribing Inappropriate Medications?

Joe Graedon - January 15, 2026

Could Common OTC Drugs Sabotage Cancer Immunotherapy?

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Joe Graedon - December 29, 2025

Aspirin and Cancer: The Overlooked Protection Hiding in Plain Sight

For more than 30 years, evidence linking aspirin against cancer has grown stronger. Why does medicine hesitate to take it seriously?

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Joe Graedon - December 22, 2025

When Holiday Cheer Turns Toxic: Dangerous Drug and Alcohol Interactions

Before you toast the new year, learn how medications can cause dangerous drug and alcohol interactions during holiday parties or celebrations