The Hill may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Consuming medications and/or vitamins is a part of most people’s daily routine. It may seem like a ...

Tested only in pigs so far, the tiny device is the latest attempt to make it easier for people on medication for chronic illnesses, including those infected with the AIDS-causing virus, to stick to ...

Using an “ingestible mini pill box,” researchers have developed a slow-release pill to deliver HIV treatment. Once inside the stomach, the capsule unfolds into a 6-armed structure, accommodating ...

It is very common to forget to take your medication especially when it is not a routine drug. Also, persons who are busy at work often skip meals let alone take medicine regularly. There is now a ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Rebecca McCray and Adrienne Day Whether you’re popping critical medications or ...

If you use multiple medications and think you don't need a pill organizer or pill dispenser, think again. "Pill organizers are often considered an 'elderly' item, but they can be very helpful ...

An ingestible "mini pill box" which releases a cocktail of HIV drugs in the stomach over several days is a potential step towards reducing the burden of daily pill-taking, scientists reported on ...