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Why Patients Stick to Brand-Name Medications Despite Higher Costs
Why Patients Stick to Brand-Name Medications Despite Higher Costs

Despite identical active ingredients and FDA approval, many patients stick with brand-name medications due to trust, familiarity, and perceived effectiveness. This article explores the psychological, cultural, and medical reasons behind this loyalty-and what it means for patients and providers.

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OTC Cough Suppressants vs. Expectorants: How to Choose the Right One for Your Cough
OTC Cough Suppressants vs. Expectorants: How to Choose the Right One for Your Cough

Learn how to choose between OTC cough suppressants and expectorants based on your cough type. Dextromethorphan stops dry coughs; guaifenesin clears wet coughs. Use the right one-or risk making things worse.

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Obesity Pathophysiology: How Appetite and Metabolism Go Wrong
Obesity Pathophysiology: How Appetite and Metabolism Go Wrong

Obesity isn't caused by lack of willpower-it's a biological disease rooted in broken appetite signals and metabolic dysfunction. Learn how leptin resistance, insulin disruption, and brain circuitry drive weight gain-and why new treatments are finally working.

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How to Store Light-Sensitive Medications and Eye Drops Safely
How to Store Light-Sensitive Medications and Eye Drops Safely

Learn how to properly store light-sensitive medications and eye drops to maintain their effectiveness. Avoid common mistakes like bathroom storage and clear containers that can reduce potency by up to 50%.

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