Why Are Prescription Drugs Expensive?
Why do pharmaceutical companies charge Americans so much for drugs? Around the world, consumers pay much less for the same products. Here's what you should know.
Vitamin D is widely prescribed, but fewer people know they might need to take magnesium as well. Shortages of both are linked to several health problems.
Popular weight-loss medications could help people who are significantly overweight shed pounds, but that weight could rebound. Here's what you should know.
People who take a “polypill” containing a combination of three heart drugs are more likely to stay on their medicine and less likely to have a heart attack.
Popular prescription statins for heart problems aren’t a substitute for healthy living, but they can help millions of people avoid cardiovascular disease. Here’s what you should know.
The belief that supplements are harmless because they’re “natural” is a myth. They may not contain what you think, and they’re not necessarily harmless.
Few people know that alcohol interactions with medications like acetaminophen, ibuprofen, blood thinners, and Viagra can be dangerous. Here's what you should know.