Provigil for ADHD: What Trials Show About Modafinil
Modafinil is not approved for ADHD. The largest adult trial found no benefit over placebo, and its label warns of serious rash. What else to ask a clinician.
Modafinil is not approved for ADHD. The largest adult trial found no benefit over placebo, and its label warns of serious rash. What else to ask a clinician.
Propecia and minoxidil work differently, suit different people and carry different risks. A side-by-side of the labels and how they are used for hair loss.
Methylprednisolone is a corticosteroid used for allergies, arthritis, asthma and more. How the 21-tablet pack is laid out, and what its label warns about.
A large trial found prednisolone did not shorten a chest-infection cough in adults without asthma. Where steroids do help: asthma flares, COPD, croup.
Neurontin (gabapentin) is not FDA-approved for anxiety, yet it is often prescribed. What studies show, where results are weak, and the risks to weigh.
Lasix (furosemide) treats fluid buildup from heart, liver or kidney disease and sometimes high blood pressure. What the label says and what to monitor.
Flagyl is a nitroimidazole that works against anaerobic bacteria and some parasites, but not oxygen-using germs. Why that decides when it gets prescribed.
Metronidazole can affect nerves and the brain. What the label and reviews say about numbness, risk with long courses, recovery, and when to call right away.
CDC's 2021 guidelines moved doxycycline ahead of single-dose azithromycin for chlamydia. Why, what changes in pregnancy, and what to do after treatment.
Doxycycline stops bacteria from making proteins. Why one tetracycline covers acne, tick bites, malaria prevention and STIs, and what the 40 mg form changes.