Author: John Morris

Morning Coffee and Levothyroxine: How to Space Doses for Better Absorption

Posted By John Morris    On 17 Jan 2026    Comments (2)

Morning Coffee and Levothyroxine: How to Space Doses for Better Absorption

Coffee can reduce levothyroxine absorption by up to 57%, leading to persistent hypothyroid symptoms. Wait 60 minutes after taking your pill before drinking coffee, or switch to liquid levothyroxine for reliable absorption without timing restrictions.

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Managing Therapeutic Equivalents in Combination Drugs: Dose Differences Explained

Posted By John Morris    On 16 Jan 2026    Comments (1)

Managing Therapeutic Equivalents in Combination Drugs: Dose Differences Explained

Therapeutic equivalence in combination drugs isn't guaranteed just because two pills have the same name and dose. Learn why different formulations, inactive ingredients, and dose interactions can change outcomes - and how to avoid dangerous substitutions.

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Spinal Cord Injury: Understanding Function Loss, Rehabilitation, and Assistive Devices

Posted By John Morris    On 15 Jan 2026    Comments (2)

Spinal Cord Injury: Understanding Function Loss, Rehabilitation, and Assistive Devices

Spinal cord injury causes lasting changes in movement, sensation, and bodily functions. Effective rehab starts immediately and uses advanced tools like exoskeletons and FES bikes to rebuild independence. Success depends on early intervention, personalized care, and overcoming financial and emotional barriers.

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Decongestants and Heart Disease: What You Need to Know About Blood Pressure and Heart Risks

Posted By John Morris    On 14 Jan 2026    Comments (2)

Decongestants and Heart Disease: What You Need to Know About Blood Pressure and Heart Risks

Decongestants can raise blood pressure and strain the heart, making them dangerous for people with heart disease or hypertension. Learn which ingredients to avoid and safer alternatives for cold relief.

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Addison’s Disease: Understanding Adrenal Insufficiency and Lifelong Steroid Replacement

Posted By John Morris    On 13 Jan 2026    Comments (5)

Addison’s Disease: Understanding Adrenal Insufficiency and Lifelong Steroid Replacement

Addison’s disease is a life-threatening condition caused by adrenal gland failure. Learn how steroid replacement works, why emergency treatment matters, and how to prevent adrenal crisis with proper dosing and self-care.

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Women’s Heart Disease: Unique Symptoms and How to Manage Risk

Posted By John Morris    On 10 Jan 2026    Comments (6)

Women’s Heart Disease: Unique Symptoms and How to Manage Risk

Heart disease is the top killer of women, yet symptoms often differ from men's. Learn the hidden signs-like fatigue and jaw pain-and how to manage your risk before it's too late.

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Batch Release Testing: Final Checks Before Pharmaceutical Distribution

Posted By John Morris    On 9 Jan 2026    Comments (9)

Batch Release Testing: Final Checks Before Pharmaceutical Distribution

Batch release testing is the final safety check for every pharmaceutical batch before distribution. It ensures drugs meet strict standards for potency, purity, and safety-preventing harmful products from reaching patients.

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Herbal Supplements and Birth Control: What You Need to Know About Reduced Effectiveness

Posted By John Morris    On 8 Jan 2026    Comments (7)

Herbal Supplements and Birth Control: What You Need to Know About Reduced Effectiveness

Certain herbal supplements like St. John's wort can reduce birth control effectiveness by speeding up hormone breakdown. Learn which supplements are risky, which are safe, and what to do if you're taking both.

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Generalized Anxiety Disorder: SSRIs, Benzodiazepines, and CBT Explained

Posted By John Morris    On 6 Jan 2026    Comments (9)

Generalized Anxiety Disorder: SSRIs, Benzodiazepines, and CBT Explained

Learn how SSRIs, benzodiazepines, and CBT work for Generalized Anxiety Disorder-what works, what doesn’t, and how to choose the best treatment for long-term relief.

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Hip Labral Tears in Athletes: Diagnosis, Imaging, and Arthroscopy Recovery

Posted By John Morris    On 5 Jan 2026    Comments (11)

Hip Labral Tears in Athletes: Diagnosis, Imaging, and Arthroscopy Recovery

Hip labral tears are a common cause of hip pain in athletes, especially those in sports requiring deep rotation. Learn how MRA imaging, arthroscopy, and proper rehab can help you return to sport safely and prevent early arthritis.

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