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A large NIH-funded trial found that adding one dose of azithromycin to standard prophylaxis roughly halved infections after unplanned cesarean. Here is what it showed and how guidance changed.
Doxycycline binds calcium, iron, magnesium and aluminium in the gut, which can sharply reduce how much reaches the blood. Here is the chemistry, the human evidence and how to space doses.
Doxycycline can rarely raise fluid pressure around the brain, threatening the optic nerves. Here is how to recognise the warning signs, who is most at risk, and why early evaluation matters.
Rifampin speeds up the liver enzymes that clear praziquantel, sometimes leaving blood levels too low to measure. Here is the evidence, and how clinicians handle the clash.
Thousands of pregnant women have unknowingly taken ivermectin during community deworming campaigns. Here is what follow-up studies found, and why programs still exclude pregnancy.
A 2001 outbreak of severe skin reactions among Filipino workers in Taiwan linked mebendazole taken with metronidazole. Here is what the study found and why doctors avoid the pairing.
Topical ivermectin 1% treats the bumps and pustules of rosacea by targeting Demodex mites and calming skin inflammation. In a large head-to-head trial it outperformed metronidazole cream.
Albendazole kills tapeworm cysts, but a dying cyst inside the eye can trigger blinding inflammation. Here is why a dilated exam comes first and when surgery takes priority.
One or two hydroxychloroquine tablets can seriously poison a small child. Here is how the drug affects potassium and the heart, and how emergency teams treat it.