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Tag: medication safety

childproof locks on cupboard doors while toddler plays

October 4, 2022/Children's Health

A Guide To Childproofing Your Home

Install cabinet locks, outlet covers and safety gates to keep your child safe

March 7, 2022/Primary Care

Is It Safe To Split Pills?

Cutting pills is a normal — and potentially dangerous — practice

A close up image of a person holding two, oval-shaped white pills

September 7, 2021/Digestive

Is it Safe to Take Ibuprofen Every Day?

Don’t be so quick to pop that over-the-counter painkiller

A person wearing glasses sitting at a table reading medication bottles

March 19, 2021/Infectious Disease

Should You Avoid Certain Medications or Treatments Before Getting Vaccinated for COVID-19?

If you’re not sure, talk to your healthcare provider — first

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Regulating medication and stepping up the meds

November 14, 2019/Heart Health

What Does ‘Titration’ Mean?

The short answer from a heart failure expert

Medication with extra black box warning labels on container

July 24, 2019/Primary Care

What Is a ‘Boxed Warning’ on Medications?

‘Black box warnings’ on medications outline potential risks and important instructions

illustration of old medications floating away

January 2, 2019/Primary Care

How to Safely Throw Away Old Medications

Here's what to do when it's time to clean out your medicine cabinet

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