Your buddy at the gym can’t say enough about the bodybuilding products he’s been taking to help build muscle mass and strength. You wonder, are

Maybe you’ve had this experience: You go to fill a prescription, and the pharmacist mentions there is a generic available. You’ve noticed generic drugs often

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers that the agency continues to receive adverse event reports related to selective androgen receptor modulators, commonly

Products or treatments claiming to cure autism are deceptive and misleading, because there is no cure for autism. The same is true of many products claiming

The Food and Drug Administration is advising consumers not to purchase or use Artrifan King, a product promoted and sold for joint pain on various

Medication health fraud presents serious risks to the well-being of individuals and the public. The FDA employs a multi-faceted approach to protect public health. Key

Generic medicines work the same as brand-name medicines FDA-approved generic medicines work in the same way and provide the same clinical benefit and risks as

Counterfeit (fake or falsified) medicines may be harmful to your health because while being passed off as authentic, may contain the wrong ingredients, contain too

For many people, taking medication is a regular part of their daily routine, and these medicines are relied upon to treat disease and improve health. 

The path a drug travels from a lab to your medicine cabinet is usually long, and every drug takes a unique route. Often, a drug