Understanding medications means understanding how they work, why they are prescribed, and what to watch for. This section covers pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies — from antibiotics to pain management, from chemotherapy to physical rehabilitation — with the mechanisms of action that make clinical decisions rational.
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