GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy have revolutionized how people manage diabetes and weight loss, but they often come at a steep price. Learn ways to save on GLP-1 drugs with this guide.

Most contacts cost between $200 to $500 per year, but they can be more than $1,000. Here are some ways to save money on your next pair:

When it comes to medical treatments, there are several innovative “firsts” on the way for the remainder of 2025. Our pharmacists have outlined what to look out for, including medications to treat menopause, cancer, weight loss, and more.

Blood clots can be life-threatening. While you can’t change some of the conditions that cause blood clots, there are some steps you can take to decrease your risk.

Newer research has expanded our understanding of vitamin D's far-reaching effects in the body. Think low vitamin D be contributing to your afternoon slump? Here's what to know:

Ministrokes, or transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), are brief episodes of low blood flow to the brain. These early warning signs start suddenly and go away on their own:

Remembering to take your medications can be difficult — and keeping a medication list organized and up-to-date can also be tedious. Here are some tips to make it easier for both you and your healthcare team:

The contribution limits for health savings accounts (HSAs) are increasing in 2026. By contributing the maximum amount, you can reduce your tax bill and save more money on qualified medical expenses.

Neffy (epinephrine) is the first non-injectable form of epinephrine available for use. Here, we’ll guide you through how to use neffy — including a few common mistakes to avoid.

These fitness goals have nothing to do with losing weight. In fact, they focus on growth rather than loss. And these ideas are doable, beneficial, and even fun.

With measles cases popping up across the U.S., it’s natural to feel concerned. Here's what you need to know — including six practical tips from healthcare professionals to help you and your family stay protected.

As you age, falls can become more dangerous. Some medications can increase your risk of falling by causing dizziness, confusion, and drowsiness.

Whether you’re playing outside or working inside, it’s important to take steps to prevent your body from overheating. Here’s how to prevent heat stroke and other heat-related illnesses:

Skin cancer usually shows up as a visible change in your skin — but it’s not always a mole. Here's what to look for:

Copayments and coinsurance are both out-of-pocket expenses you pay for healthcare services, but they work in different ways. Knowing what they are, when they apply, and how they can vary will help you estimate your future medical costs.

Many medications have been approved in 2025 — and more are on deck for the second half of the year. Here’s a summary of 10 of the most notable approvals of 2025, including treatments for HIV, COPD, UTIs, and more:

For centuries, people have used cinnamon in traditional medicine to treat common health problems. But what does modern science say about cinnamon’s effects? Learn how cinnamon can benefit your heart, brain, and more:

GLP-1 medications like Ozempic can lower appetite, which may lead to low levels of certain vitamins. If you have a deficiency while taking these medications, you may want to consider these vitamin supplements:

Crohn’s disease treatment has come a long way. While older medications are still used in certain cases, there are newer, more targeted options available. Learn more:

There’s some debate in the medical community about whether blood pressure medication works better in the morning or at night. Here's what to know: