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HPV causes throat, anal, and other cancers - but they’re preventable. Learn how the HPV vaccine works, who needs it, and why screening still matters for women. Most cases are avoidable with simple steps.

Skipping your prescribed medication can lead to hospitalization, drug resistance, and even death. Learn the real consequences of nonadherence and what you can do to stay on track.

Antidepressant discontinuation syndrome causes real physical symptoms when stopping medication. Learn how to recognize the signs, avoid severe withdrawal, and taper safely under medical guidance.

Oral chemotherapy offers convenience but demands strict adherence and safety awareness. Learn how to manage side effects, avoid dangerous interactions, and stay on track with your treatment at home.

Sulfonylureas can cause dangerous low blood sugar, especially glyburide. Learn which drugs carry the highest risk, how to prevent hypoglycemia, and safer alternatives that can cut your risk by more than half.

Post-marketing pharmacovigilance is how hidden drug side effects are found after approval. Learn how real-world data, AI, and patient reports catch dangers clinical trials miss - and why your report matters.

Psychiatric polypharmacy is rising fast, with many patients on multiple mental health drugs with little evidence to support the combinations. Learn how drug interactions increase risks-and what you can do to simplify safely.

Early diagnosis of hemophilia prevents lifelong joint damage, brain bleeds, and disability. Learn the warning signs, testing options, and how timely treatment lets children live full, active lives.

Beta-blockers can cause exercise fatigue by limiting heart rate response. Learn how to adjust your workouts using perceived effort, the talk test, and Borg RPE scale instead of heart rate targets to stay active and safe.

Most people think they're allergic to penicillin, but less than 1% actually are. Learn the difference between true allergies and common side effects - and why mislabeling can cost you more than just a rash.