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Ways to Get Your Hands on Discounted Medicine

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There has been an increased awareness about health and people taking measures to look after their health in this day and age. At the same time, unless preventative measures are necessary and adopted by the majority, the chances of getting ill remain. Therefore, people have no other choice than to get medications to treat their […]

What You Need to Know Before Taking a Vaccine

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Vaccination helps protect you against diseases. To better understand vaccines, it is essential to know how they work. When people get sick, their white blood cells produce a protection response and fight off the disease. If it’s a novel disease, our body hasn’t developed immunity to fight off the illness, and the result is that […]

All You Need to Know About Asthma

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Asthma is one of the most widely prevailing diseases globally; around one in every thirteen Americans suffer from it. In some cases, it can be treated easily, while in other cases, it can be extremely severe. Even though it is one of the most common diseases, there’s a lot of confusion and misconception regarding asthma. Here’s all […]

COVID-19, Asthma, and Allergies in Spring 2021—What You Need to Know

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According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, approximately 50 million people are affected by seasonal asthma and allergies during spring. Allergies are triggered when an individual’s immune system considers a substance as dangerous and overreacts to it. This year, seasonal allergies and asthma are combined with the onset of the global pandemic. Here’s […]

Dexilant What Is It Used For?

Experiencing heartburn, persistent cough, and acid reflux? Dexilant is your answer. Take a look below at how and what Dexilant is used for:

How to Save Money on Medication

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An average person with Medicare prescription drug coverage spends more than $600 on medications every year. If you’re suffering from different chronic conditions, this cost can go up. Affording medicines is expensive, but some prescription assistance programs can help you save money. Here’s how you can save money on medication.

How You Can Avoid Medicare Part D “Donut Hole”

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If you take prescription medication, you’re probably aware of the importance of drug coverage through Medicare Part D. It doesn’t matter if you have a Medicare Advantage prescription plan or a stand-alone Medicare Part D, you can easily pay for your drugs round the year.

How Do Vaccines Work

A health care professional vaccinating a person against a virus.

It has become common knowledge that the only way to put an end to the COVID-19 pandemic is widespread vaccination against the virus. Pharma companies like Pfizer are releasing their versions to eliminate the transmission as quickly as possible. More than two centuries, when smallpox was in the air, Dr. Edward Jenner treated a boy […]

All You Need to Know About Colorectal Cancer

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The recent death of Black Panther actor, Chadwick Boseman, has shed light on the urgency to diagnose and treat colorectal cancer. Colorectal cancer is a term used to describe colon and rectal cancer. Statistics by the American Cancer Society predict that 149,000 American adults will get diagnosed with a colorectal cancer in 2021. Among these, […]

A Doctor’s Guide to Helping Your Low-Income Patients with a Prescription

Various colored blister packs of medications that patients use.

As healthcare providers, we know it’s difficult to watch your patients struggle with their health because they cannot access the necessary medications and drugs due to finances. Some patients are underinsured, while others can’t afford insurance at all. But there are many ways to help your patients get their prescriptions despite their low income.   […]

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