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Learn which heartburn medications are safe during pregnancy, including antacids like Tums, H2 blockers like Pepcid, and PPIs like Prilosec. Get clear guidance on what to use, what to avoid, and when to skip meds entirely.
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Combining caffeine with ADHD medications like Adderall can boost focus-but also raise heart rate, anxiety, and crash risk. Learn how to safely manage this interaction and when to avoid it entirely.
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Learn how to safely return to exercise after a heart event with evidence-based cardiac rehab protocols. Discover phase-by-phase workout plans, warning signs to watch for, and why supervised programs cut death risk by 30%.
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Accidental medication poisoning in kids is common, preventable, and often happens at home. Learn how to lock up medicines, avoid dangerous habits like calling pills candy, and what to do if your child swallows something they shouldn't.
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Herpes simplex virus includes two types, HSV-1 and HSV-2, causing oral and genital outbreaks. Learn symptoms, transmission risks, and how antiviral therapy reduces outbreaks and prevents spread.
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