You should avoid taking expired medication because it may become toxic, contain bacteria, or be less effective.

Do you flush or throw away unused medication? Or, if you looked through your medicine cabinet right now, would it be like a ...

Residents of Hillsborough County are invited to safely dispose of expired or unused medications and help protect local ...

What's in your medicine cabinet? As National Poison Prevention Week unfolds, attention is being drawn to the potential ...

If you’re looking to get rid of unused, expired, or unwanted prescriptions, the Chemung County Sheriff’s Office is offering ...

A public health collaboration that has helped Hancock County residents “clean out their medicine cabinets” is still going ...

LECOM hosts annual drug take back event to ensure safe disposal of medications ...

Recalls abound, and the latest may be sitting in your medicine cabinet. Over 2,000 bottles of popular allergy medication, ...

For this year's National Poison Prevention Week, Safe Kids Grand Forks urges people to beware that medications are the nation's leading cause of poisoning in children, so it is essential to store and ...

The Outagamie County Public Health Division is sharing one way to get rid of expired medication or medicine you don’t need is by using a medication disposal bag. The county has them in its free public ...

It also provides information on getting Ozempic through airline security checks, safe disposal, and medication travel tips. Storing Ozempic when you travel depends on whether it is opened or unopened.