When your insurance denies coverage for a generic medication, you still have rights. Learn how to appeal a non-formulary denial, what documentation your doctor needs, and how to get your drug covered - even if it’s not on the formulary list.
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Phenytoin and Generics: What You Need to Know About Therapeutic Drug Monitoring
Phenytoin has a narrow therapeutic window and nonlinear kinetics, making generic switches risky. Learn when and how to monitor levels, correct for protein binding, and avoid deadly toxicity. -
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Night-Shift Workers and Sedating Medications: How to Stay Alert and Safe
Night-shift workers often rely on sedating medications to sleep during the day and wakefulness drugs to stay alert at night. But these pills don't fix circadian misalignment-and they carry serious risks. Learn safer, more effective ways to manage alertness and sleep. -
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Metabolic Surgery Outcomes: Real-World Weight Loss and Diabetes Remission Rates
Metabolic surgery offers the most effective path to lasting weight loss and type 2 diabetes remission, with studies showing over 30% of patients remain in remission 15 years after surgery. Learn who benefits most, what to expect, and why so few eligible patients get it. -
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Milk Thistle and Liver-Metabolized Drugs: What You Need to Know About Enzyme Interactions
Milk thistle may support liver health, but it can interfere with how your body processes medications like warfarin, statins, and seizure drugs. Learn which drugs are at risk and what to do if you're taking both. -
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Isotretinoin and Depression: What You Need to Know About Mental Health Monitoring
Isotretinoin can cause depression in some users, but the absolute risk is low. Learn how to monitor your mental health during treatment, recognize warning signs, and make informed decisions with your doctor.