Archive: 2026/01 - Page 2
Medications and Work Safety Risks: What Employees and Employers Need to Know
Posted by Desmond Carrington on 6/01/26
Medications can affect work safety in two ways: workers taking prescription drugs like opioids, and healthcare workers exposed to hazardous drugs like chemotherapy. Learn the risks, real-world data, and proven safety measures to protect yourself and others.
Esketamine Nasal Spray: What You Need to Know About Dissociation, Blood Pressure, and Monitoring
Posted by Desmond Carrington on 4/01/26
Esketamine nasal spray offers rapid relief for treatment-resistant depression but comes with strict monitoring due to dissociation and blood pressure spikes. Learn how it works, what to expect, and why safety protocols matter.
Benzodiazepines: What They Do, How They Help, and Why They Can Be Dangerous
Posted by Desmond Carrington on 3/01/26
Benzodiazepines offer fast relief for anxiety and seizures but carry high risks of dependence and withdrawal. Learn how they work, who should avoid them, and safer alternatives for long-term mental health.
Affirmative Consent Laws: Clarifying Patient Permission for Medical Substitution
Posted by Desmond Carrington on 3/01/26
Affirmative consent laws apply to sexual activity, not medical decisions. Learn how patient permission for substitution actually works through informed consent and substituted judgment, not 'yes means yes' standards.
Choosing a Sulfonylurea: Which One Has the Lowest Hypoglycemia Risk?
Posted by Desmond Carrington on 1/01/26
Not all sulfonylureas are the same when it comes to hypoglycemia risk. Glipizide is safer than glyburide, especially for older adults and those with kidney issues. Learn which drug is right for you and how to use it safely.
