Nonhormonal Options for Perimenopause Symptoms
New FDA-approved medications and older repurposed drugs are expanding treatment choices for women seeking relief from hot flashes, sleep problems, mood changes, and other symptoms
Jul 15, 2026New FDA-approved medications and older repurposed drugs are expanding treatment choices for women seeking relief from hot flashes, sleep problems, mood changes, and other symptoms
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Jun 24, 2026Stevens-Johnson syndrome is frequently misdiagnosed in its early stages, delaying treatment and increasing the risk of life-altering complications
Jun 11, 2026Safety updates sourced directly from the FDA's Drug Safety Database, presented in clear and accessible language
Jun 9, 2026An investigation into unregulated weight-loss products found widespread contamination with a toxic plant and a regulatory system struggling to keep them off the market
May 28, 2026Safety updates sourced directly from the FDA's Drug Safety Database, presented in clear and accessible language
May 14, 2026Once promoted as a COVID-19 treatment, ivermectin — along with the veterinary drug fenbendazole — is now being touted online as a cancer cure, driven by viral anecdotes and early research that scientists say falls far short of proof
Apr 30, 2026Get the latest FDA updates on medication recalls, manufacturing violations, and quality concerns that could affect your prescriptions
Feb 10, 2026Although millions of older women face bone loss, decisions about screening and medication remain clouded by conflicting evidence and inconsistent guidance
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