Tag: medical statistics
Absolute Risk vs Relative Risk in Drug Side Effects: How to Read the Numbers
Learn how absolute and relative risk numbers in drug ads can mislead you. See why 50% risk reduction might mean just a 1% real change - and how to ask the right questions to make smarter health choices.
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Learn how tablet, capsule, and extended-release formulations affect drug absorption and side effects. Discover why ER pills reduce nausea and dizziness - and when they might not be the best choice.
Published ON: 3 FebExplore how generic drug prices change yearly due to competition, regulations, and market dynamics. Learn why some generics spike in cost while others drop, and what this means for patients and healthcare.
Published ON: 6 FebHospitals choose generic drugs based on clinical safety, supply reliability, and real-world performance-not just price. Learn how Pharmacy and Therapeutics committees make these critical decisions under growing economic and regulatory pressure.
Published ON: 7 FebLearn how to tell when expired OTC first-aid meds are still safe to use-and which ones must be replaced immediately. Avoid risky shortcuts and keep your first-aid kit reliable.
Published ON: 7 FebGeneric drugs save money, but counterfeit versions put lives at risk. Learn how strict quality control standards like cGMP, serialization, and advanced testing prevent fake medicines from reaching patients - and why they work better than you think.
Published ON: 12 Feb