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The colors in medicines can serve a purpose beyond appearance: they may help people tell products apart. But color alone isn’t a reliable way to identify a medicine. Always check the label before taking it. Learn more about why dyes and other additives are used in medicines:
Did You Know? That Colorful Tablet or Supplement Isn’t Just for Looks
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Learn how colors, dyes, and additives in OTC medicines and supplements support safety, prevent mix-ups, and help your products work the right way.
Pseudoephedrine can help relieve nasal congestion caused by colds and allergies. Real-time, stop-sale technology helps retailers enforce purchase limits and prevent unlawful sales, while keeping these medicines available to people who need them. Learn how it works: www.stopmethnotmeds.com/the-solution/how-real-time-stop-sale-tracking-works/
Allergy season may not be over just because summer is. Climate change is making pollen seasons longer, and the impact can vary by location. See which cities the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America ranks among the most challenging places to live with pollen allergies in its 2026 Allergy Capitals report. If you’re still experiencing symptoms, check the pollen count before making outdoor plans: aafa.org/asthma-allergy-research/allergy-capitals/
More people are turning to social media for health information, but it’s not always clear who’s behind the advice. Some videos that appear to feature real people are actually AI-generated. Learn how to spot them and check whether a source is trustworthy:
How to Spot an AI-Generated Health Video
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Don't be fooled by AI-generated doctors or fake wellness experts. Discover how to evaluate online health videos and verify their credibility before trusting the content.
Managing allergy triggers can help make allergy season more manageable in spring, summer, and even fall. For instance, wearing a mask and sunglasses outdoors and using allergen-proof pillow covers or HEPA-certified air purifiers indoors are a few ways to reduce exposure. Find more tips here:
Nothing to Sneeze At: Healthy-Home Tips for Reducing Nasal Allergy Triggers
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Discover easy tips to reduce indoor and outdoor allergy triggers, improve air quality, and control pet dander and mold for a healthier, allergy-free home.