These herbal extracts are tiny in amount but mighty in flavor, and they can change a drink from basic to beautifully complex.

Although there are no documented reports of feverfew interacting with warfarin in humans, pharmacologic data suggest the potential for additive anticoagulant effects in the presence of warfarin.

Herbal products that have been associated with published case reports of possible interactions with warfarin include danshen, devil's claw, dong quai, green tea, ginseng, and papain. Dietary ...

GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are injectable medications—but a strange new market has emerged selling oral “compounded” versions ...

More than 200,000 prescriptions for copies of Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug Wegovy are getting filled by U.S. patients each ...

The FDA has approved Attruby, a new oral treatment that helps reduce heart-related deaths and hospital visits among adults ...

Winston Alfieri and Troy Bonde were just 20 and 21 when they came up with the idea for Sauz, which is now available at ...

Its new name won't change that, the company says — noting the Campbell’s soup brand or packaging will not be affected. “We love soup and always will," Clouse stated Tuesday. "The iconic red ...

Parenthood comes with a plethora of challenges—and one of them may be picking a suitable name for the baby. While there are millions to choose from, certain trends emerge each year. As USA Today ...

"I'm on a disability pension and rental prices have skyrocketed, so I can't afford to buy the other ones [brand-name medicines]". Deenita told the ABC that when she recently had her Cymbalta ...