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High cholesterol levels can cause plaque buildup in blood vessels, blocking blood flow to essential organs such as your heart. Medications work by reducing the amount of cholesterol in the blood and preventing heart disease. Take control of your health by taking your medications.
There may be a combination of reasons that is stopping you from taking your medications, but choosing to take them as directed gives you the best opportunity to maintain the best possible health. Talk with you pharmacist/ physician about concerns and barriers you might be facing.
Attention community pharmacy members: We've created flyers to help you educate members in your community about steps they can take to protect from coronavirus. They are free to download and use.
The discovery/development of antibiotics was one of the most important advances in medical science. Antibiotics protect us from a handful of diseases so understandably, resistance to antibiotics can become a global problem. Do you know what you can do to help? Source: FDA#iAdhere
The outbreak of coronavirus-19 disease has been a stressful situation for everyone. It is important to stay educated on the situation to avoid social stigmas and inappropriate prevention techniques. The CDC website provides everything you need to know.
Did you know that patients with HIV can have a lifespan of 71 years if they stay compliant with their medication. Get tested today and help to fight the stigma against HIV. #scriptyourfuture2020#iAdhere
Taking your medication at the same time as something that is already a part of your daily routine, such as brushing your teeth or going to bed, makes it easier to remember. You can also download the apps below on your devices to create reminders and keep track of your refills.
Medication adherence is the most effective way to fight chronic diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. It can save your life and save the healthcare system up to $300 billion dollars annually. Make that change today! #scriptyourfuture#iAdhere
Today Howard University Pharmacy and Dental students partnered with a non profit organization called Distant Relatives Project at their Feeding our Relatives Monthly community outreach event. Students provided education on adherence, blood pressure, diabetes and teeth hygiene.
What are five things you need to know about novel (new) #coronavirus? Watch as @DrNancyM_CDC answers important questions in this video. Stay updated with the latest information on #COVID19 at cdc.gov/covid19.
On February 28, our social work and pharmacy students, along with Dr.Unonu, a clinical pharmacist, provided medication resources, blood pressure screenings and giveaways to patients at Howard University Freedman Hall.
It can sometimes be difficult to take medication for a disease-state, such as hypertension, with 'silent' effects, but it is important to recognize the damage it can do to your body over time. Medication adherence and lifestyle changes can help to reduce these complications.
Taking your medication as prescribed is important for treating temporary conditions and controlling chronic conditions. Use these tips to help you remember to take your medications. #scriptyourfuture2020#iAdhere