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Weekly pill organizer: Medication management tips for people with Down syndrome

Health Education

Rx management for people with Down syndrome

People with Down syndrome can be more sensitive to medications and they have an increased risk of poor medication adherence. Use these medication management tips to ensure safe and effective treatment regimens.

Syringe representing Enbrel injection side effects

Enbrel side effects and how to avoid them

Enbrel can cause side effects, especially in people with compromised immune systems. Know what to look for and when to get help.

Rx pill bottles: Atorvastatin without insurance?

How much is atorvastatin without insurance?

Atorvastatin can be costly without insurance. Learn how to get atorvastatin at a lower price, or find cheaper alternatives.

Updated on Apr. 5, 2022

Medicare insurance card: What is Medicare Advantage?

What is Medicare Advantage?

Medicare Part C is provided by private insurers and may include benefits that Original Medicare does not

Updated on Feb. 1, 2024

Teen boy scrolling through smart phone: What are the effects of cyberbullying?

The effects of cyberbullying on youth

More than 36% of teens have reportedly been victimized by cyberbullying. Use this guide to better understand the mental and physical effects of cyberbullying on youth.

Pill bottle with spilled pills: Myrbetriq without insurance

How much is Myrbetriq without insurance?

Myrbetriq can be costly without insurance. Learn how to get Myrbetriq at a lower price, or find cheaper alternatives.

Rx pill bottles: Find cheaper Concerta

How much is Concerta without insurance?

Concerta can be costly without insurance. Learn how to get Concerta at a lower price, or find cheaper alternatives.

Man with questioning expression: How well do Americans know Medicare?

How well do Americans understand Medicare?

65% of survey takers—including 12% of Medicare-eligible respondents—said they would not know which part(s) of Medicare they should enroll in, according to SingleCare's latest survey

Updated on Feb. 7, 2024

Pneumonia vaccine: Does Medicare cover pneumonia shots?

Does Medicare cover pneumonia shots?

Medicare covers pneumonia shots, but you must have Medicare Part B to get a free Prevnar 13 or Pneumovax 23 vaccine

Health Education

Medication guide to avoid drowsy driving

One in six fatal crashes involve a drowsy driver. Certain medications cause drowsiness. Know which medications pose a risk before you get behind the wheel.

How much is Synthroid without insurance?

Synthroid can be an expensive brand-name medication, especially for people without health insurance. Here are eight ways to save.

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