Many ingredients in herbal tea can interact with prescription medications. Blood thinners, transplant medications, and antidepressants are just a few of the medications that should be avoided.

When undergoing therapy for cancer, patients must be aware of the risks of adverse interactions between the therapy and any other drugs or herbal supplements they take, a new study cautions. When ...

The concurrent use of herbal medicines alongside conventional pharmaceuticals has markedly increased, giving rise to significant herb-drug interactions that may alter drug efficacy and safety. These ...

(Reuters Health) - Cancer patients receiving chemotherapy should have all their medications and herbal supplements reviewed by a pharmacist who specializes in cancer therapy, researchers say. More ...

For this review, researchers performed an extensive literature search for studies and cases where an adverse drug reaction occurred likely due to an interaction between an herbal and a prescribed ...

The MPR Mobile drug database with Drug Interactions Checker is available to healthcare professionals as a free download for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and Android. New and current users of MPR Mobile ...

Patients with prostate and breast cancer may be unknowingly putting themselves at risk while taking herbs and supplements during chemotherapy and should consult their medical team before using them, ...

A number of common herbal supplements, including green tea and Ginkgo biloba, can interact with prescription medications, according to a new research review published in the British Journal of ...

Antipsychotic medicines help keep your schizophrenia under control and prevent symptoms. But these medicines sometimes don't mix well with other drugs you take. They can also interact with herbal ...

Ingrezza (valbenazine) has potential interactions with other medications and some supplements. For example, Ingrezza can interact with the drugs paroxetine and ketoconazole. Ingrezza and Ingrezza ...