Archive: 2025/12 - Page 3
Kidney Function Tests: Creatinine, GFR, and Urinalysis Explained
Learn how creatinine, GFR, and urinalysis tests detect early kidney damage before symptoms appear. Understand what your numbers mean and what to do next.
How to Time Antibiotics and Antimalarials Across Time Zones
Learn how to time antimalarials and HIV meds across time zones to avoid drug resistance, malaria infection, or viral rebound. Practical, evidence-based strategies for travelers.
Eczema and Allergies: Understanding the Atopic March and How to Protect Skin Barrier Health
Eczema in babies can be the first sign of the atopic march - a chain of allergic conditions. Learn how skin barrier care, early allergen introduction, and gut health can reduce the risk of asthma and food allergies in children.
Quality Assurance Concerns: Why Manufacturing Fears Are Shaping Brand Trust in 2025
Manufacturing quality fears in 2025 are reshaping brand trust. From AI-driven inspections to the skills gap, here's how quality is no longer just a process-it's the core of brand psychology.
Strabismus: Understanding Eye Misalignment and When Surgery Is Needed
Strabismus causes eye misalignment that can lead to double vision, depth problems, and social challenges. Learn how glasses, vision therapy, and surgery can restore alignment and function - with real success rates and recovery insights.
How to Prevent Overdose in People with Substance Use Disorders
Learn practical, evidence-based ways to prevent overdose in people with substance use disorders, including naloxone use, fentanyl test strips, medication-assisted treatment, and safety planning. Save lives with simple, proven actions.
Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss: Why Immediate Steroid Treatment Matters
Sudden sensorineural hearing loss is a medical emergency. Immediate steroid treatment within 72 hours offers the best chance of recovering hearing. Delaying treatment can lead to permanent deafness.
A Beginner’s Guide to Medication Safety for First-Time Patients
Learn the essential steps to take your medications safely as a first-time patient. Avoid common errors, understand storage rules, ask the right questions, and use tools that help you stay on track.
