SES-CAB: Science, Evidence & Safety Clinical Advisory Board - Page 2

Deprescribing Research: What Happens When You Reduce Medications in Older Adults

Deprescribing research shows reducing unnecessary medications in older adults can lower falls, improve mental clarity, and cut hospital visits. Learn how it works, who benefits, and what the latest evidence says.

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Tendering Systems in Europe: How Generic Purchasing Works Across the EU

Europe's tendering systems ensure fair, transparent, and cost-effective purchasing of generic medicines across public health systems. Learn how MEAT evaluations, framework agreements, and digital tools shape affordable drug access.

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Beta-Blockers: How Different Types Interact and Why Drug Choice Matters

Beta-blockers vary widely in how they work and who they're best for. Learn how propranolol, carvedilol, nebivolol, and others differ in effects, side effects, and clinical use.

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Autoimmune Overlap Syndromes: Recognizing Mixed Features and Coordinating Care

Autoimmune overlap syndromes occur when patients show symptoms of multiple autoimmune diseases at once, like lupus, scleroderma, and myositis. Diagnosis is complex, care coordination is critical, and treatment must be tailored to avoid dangerous overmedication.

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Medications That Are High-Risk for Seniors: What to Review

Learn which medications are most dangerous for seniors, why they're risky, and what safer alternatives exist. Based on the latest Beers Criteria and clinical data, this guide helps you review and reduce high-risk prescriptions.

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Tizanidine and Ciprofloxacin: Why This Drug Pair Can Cause Dangerous Low Blood Pressure and Extreme Drowsiness

Taking tizanidine and ciprofloxacin together can cause life-threatening drops in blood pressure and extreme drowsiness. This dangerous interaction happens because ciprofloxacin blocks how your body breaks down tizanidine. Learn why this combo must be avoided.

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Metabolic Rate: How Adaptive Thermogenesis Sabotages Weight Loss and How Reverse Dieting Can Help

Adaptive thermogenesis slows your metabolism after weight loss, making regain likely. Reverse dieting-slowly increasing calories-can help reset your metabolism, preserve muscle, and prevent rebound weight gain. Science-backed strategies work better than quick fixes.

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Switching from Brand to Authorized Generic: Practical Tips for Lower Costs Without Compromise

Switching from a brand-name drug to an authorized generic can save you 10-18% on prescriptions without changing how the medicine works. Learn how to identify authorized generics, what to expect, and how to ensure you're getting the same drug at a lower price.

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GLP-1 Side Effects: How to Manage Nausea, Understand Dosing, and Stick With Treatment

GLP-1 medications like Wegovy and Mounjaro cause nausea for many users, but it's manageable with the right dosing strategy and lifestyle tweaks. Learn how to reduce side effects and stay on track for real weight loss.

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Compare Styplon (Indian Gooseberry, Indian Sarsaparilla, Lodh Tree, Red Coral) with Natural Alternatives

Compare Styplon with natural alternatives like witch hazel, yarrow, vitamin C, curcumin, and iron for controlling bleeding. Learn which options work best for gums, periods, and nosebleeds - and when to skip herbs entirely.

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How to Combat Forgetfulness with Smart Pill Caps and Dispensers

Smart pill caps and dispensers help seniors and those with chronic conditions take medications on time. Learn how these devices work, which ones are most effective, and how to choose the right one without overspending.

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Travel with Blood Thinners: How to Stay Safe Abroad

Traveling with blood thinners is safe if you plan ahead. Know your medication, stay hydrated, move often, and pack smart. DOACs are easier than warfarin for travelers. Avoid alcohol, carry your medical info, and watch for warning signs.

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