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As we head into the peak summer months, temperatures rise, and with them comes an increased risk of heat exposure.  Heat stress, also known as hyperthermia, results in numerous deaths every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control. It can also lead to exhaustion and heat strokes in extreme cases, with cramps, rashes, and […]

After receiving a prescription to treat a medical condition, it’s easy to forget about the instructions on the label, but this can be a costly mistake. Failing to take prescriptions as instructed, known as medical non-adherence, can result in not just incomplete or failed treatment, but hospitalization as well, with over 100,000 deaths stemming from

Nearly 74% of adult Americans are classified as overweight or obese according to medical guidelines, a condition associated with increased risk for serious health issues such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. For many people, a major challenge is managing the cravings that make weight loss feel like an uphill battle. Hunger signals,

February is American Heart Month, an ideal time to check in with your cardiovascular health. Almost half of all Americans have high blood pressure, a condition called hypertension, and one in three are unaware they have it. If left unchecked, hypertension has been linked to serious health risks like heart failure, stroke, and kidney disease.

As we settle fully into winter, the immune system faces additional challenges unique to the season. The shorter days mean less sunlight, more time indoors, and viruses spread more easily in cold weather. While no single solution can prevent illness outright, the right combination of vitamins, supplements, and professional guidance can help bolster your immune

As temperatures drop and days get shorter, cases of colds and flu start to rise. Every year, millions of Americans come down with respiratory illnesses, and many end up in the hospital, especially young children, older adults, and people with chronic conditions. Viruses like the common cold and flu survive and spread more easily in

With over 69 million beneficiaries, Medicare remains one of the most relied-upon health coverage options for older adults in the United States. In 2026, several important cost and policy updates will change how Medicare covers prescription medications. If you or a loved one is 65 or older, you’re generally eligible for Medicare and the many

October is American Pharmacists Month, a time to pause and reflect on the important role pharmacists have in healthcare, local communities, and the everyday lives of people around the country.  Pharmacies are the most accessible point of contact for healthcare needs, whether it’s a routine pick-up of prescriptions or new information regarding a developing issue.

As summer heats up, it’s a good time to take a moment to think about how warmer temperatures can impact your medications. Whether you’re heading out on a summer road trip, enjoying long days outdoors, or simply trying to stay cool at home, storing medication safely can help protect your health by ensuring the medication

Spring is in full swing, but with the longer days and blue skies comes allergy season. Springtime allergies are a reaction to pollen released by trees, grass, and other plants this time of year, which can irritate and cause sneezing, itchy eyes, and runny noses. As many as fifty million Americans deal with allergies, with