Medications

Antibiotics, blood pressure pills, birth control, and even decongestants are just some medications that are susceptible to ruin if stored improperly.

Taking medication incorrectly doesn't just mean overdosing. There's a range of mistakes that can be made. Here are some you may not realizing you're making.

Medications and supplements can be essential to your body functioning properly, but there are some that shouldn't be taken together. Read on to learn more.

NyQuil is a popular product that works by easing common symptoms like fever, cough, nasal congestion, and pain. What happens when you take too much?

Poisoning of Tylenol in 1982 is behind the tamper-proof foil seals you now see on over-the-counter medicines.

Though it's a favorite sweet, dark chocolate can affect the efficacy of some drugs, or boost blood pressure.

Antacids like Tums can be a lifesaver when it comes to indigestion after a heavy meal. While they are typically safe, there is such a thing as taking too many.

While many know that medications can interact with each other, people often don't realize that food, drinks, and supplements, can also cause negative reactions.

Is Emergen-C really as supportive for health as it's perceived to be? And where did the fizzy drink come from in the first place? In this article, we explain.