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Article imageTerry Graedon - August 30, 2026
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Swollen Ankles from Amlodipine and Swollen Tongue from Lisinopril

Lisinopril and amlodipine are prescribed for hypertension. Side effects include swollen ankles from amlodipine and cough for lisinopril.

Joe Graedon - August 26, 2026

The Miracle of Metformin Against Diabetes, Cancer and DEMENTIA!

Terry Graedon - August 24, 2026

St. John’s Wort Can Lift Mood But May Damage Eyes

Joe Graedon - August 24, 2026

Mistakes in the Pharmacy Could be Deadly

Terry Graedon - August 20, 2026

Should You Let Food Be Your Medicine?

Joe Graedon - August 20, 2026

Can People Ever Stop Taking Statins Without Suffering a Heart Attack?

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Dennis Miller, RPh - August 20, 2026

The Test of Time: Why “Breakthrough” Drugs So Often Disappoint

Will GLP-1 drugs survive their own hype into the future, or are they bound to disappoint us as so many previous drugs have done?

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Joe Graedon - August 10, 2026

How Dangerous Is It to Stop Taking Aspirin?

What happens if you Stop Taking Aspirin? Learn about bleeding, rebound risk and why stopping suddenly may matter. We need better guidance!