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Jesse P. Houghton, MD, FACG

Medical Reviewer Member of the SingleCare Medical Board
Jesse P. Houghton was born and raised in New Jersey, becoming the first physician in his entire family. He earned his medical degree from New Jersey Medical School (Now Rutgers Medical School) in 2002. He then went on to complete his residency in Internal Medicine and his fellowship in Gastroenterology at the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in 2005 and 2008, respectively. He moved to southern Ohio in 2012, and has been practicing at Southern Ohio Medical Center, as the Senior Medical Director of Gastroenterology, since that time. He is the author of What Your Doctor Doesn't (Have the Time to) Tell You: The Gastrointestinal System. Dr. Houghton is also an Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at the Ohio University School of Osteopathic Medicine. He has been in practice since 2008, and has remained board certified in both Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology for his entire career. He has lent his expertise to dozens of online articles in the medical field.
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A prescription bottle with an exclamation mark on it: What happens if I suddenly stop taking Trintellix?
Drug Info

What happens if I suddenly stop taking Trintellix?

Learn how to stop taking Trintellix without experiencing withdrawal symptoms
Various pills on a prescription pad: Is it safe to take Jardiance and Trulicity together?
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Is it safe to take Jardiance and Trulicity together?

See how each drug offers unique benefits to individuals living with Type 2 diabetes
A physician talking to a patient: Can you take Wegovy for PCOS?
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Can you take Wegovy for PCOS?

Managing weight may help reduce PCOS symptoms
Two semaglutide pens: How to get insurance to cover Ozempic for weight loss
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How to get insurance to cover Ozempic for weight loss

The best way to get insurance to cover any drug is to prove that you need it for its approved indication
Three pills and a thought bubble: How long does Trintellix withdrawal last?
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How long does Trintellix withdrawal last?

Don’t abruptly quit Trintellix without first speaking to your healthcare provider
Two prefilled injection pens: Does Wegovy make you tired?
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Does Wegovy make you tired?

There are various reasons why you may get tired while taking Wegovy
A bowl of fruit | Hiatal hernia diet
Wellness

The best hiatal hernia diet

Skip the fatty and fried foods and instead opt for lean proteins and lots of fiber
A payment terminal and a payment card: Enbrel copay card: Eligibility & more
Drug Info

Enbrel copay card: Eligibility & more

You have to have commercial health insurance, either through an employer or privately purchased, to be eligible for the Enbrel copay card
A stethoscope and a wallet with money sticking out: Enbrel patient assistance program
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Enbrel patient assistance program

Don’t let the cost of Enbrel deter you from arthritis and psoriasis relief
A syringe and some dollar signs: How much is Stelara without insurance?
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How much is Stelara without insurance?

There are ways to make the Stelara more affordable while waiting for its biosimilar to hit the market
A savings card and prescription bottle: Latuda copay card: Eligibility, savings & more
Drug Info

Latuda copay card: Program update and other ways to save

The manufacturer-sponsored Latuda copay card was recently discontinued, but there are other ways to save