Polypharmacy and Diabetes – Part 2

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In the previous blog I used the following - other definitions have appeared in the medical literature that put the problem of polypharmacy i...

Polypharmacy and Diabetes – Part 1

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Again, I am listing a few of my prior blogs on polypharmacy rather than rewrite them. I find this a very interesting topic and one that I ...

Polypharmacy – How I Dislike You

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You just can't make some doctors happy. Even though the doctor was smiling when he said I was a drug addict, I still took offense to th...

Is Polypharmacy In Your Future?

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What is polypharmacy? There are several definitions so this is not always the best term to use. The use of two or more drugs together, usu...

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