(RxWiki News) Imagine pedaling along scenic coastlines or walking from one charming medieval village to the next. What could be more idyllic than joining a walking or cycling tour, whether

(RxWiki News) Sometimes, an insurance change or a move to a new town means you have to change pharmacies. If you’re in that situation, here’s what you need to know

(RxWiki News) Thinking of making formula for your infant at home? The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) says you should think again. The FDA is warning parents not to

(RxWiki News) A new international report highlights the damage that exposure to tobacco does to developing children and calls for increased tobacco control measures. The new report, from the World

(RxWiki News) Kids who have obstructive sleep apnea face an increased risk of high blood pressure in their teen years, according to a new study. Compared to children who never

(RxWiki News) Most people probably wouldn’t stop drinking coffee if they found out it was bad for them, but the good news is that lots of research has found that

(RxWiki News) Biotin, also known as vitamin B7, may interfere with lab tests and lead to incorrect results, according to a recent warning from the US Food and Drug Administration

(RxWiki News) Even one small alcoholic drink each day may affect your risk of heart issues, a new study found. This study found that consuming a small amount of alcohol

(RxWiki News) They say practice makes perfect, but taking breaks may make perfect come a little more easily. A new study found that taking short breaks while learning a new

(RxWiki News) June 19 is World Sickle Cell Day, the perfect time to learn more about this disease. Sickle cell disease is a public health concern in the US and