Karen Berger, Pharm.D.
Medical Writer and Reviewer Member of the SingleCare Medical Board
After receiving her doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy, Karen Berger, Pharm.D., has worked in both chain and independent community pharmacies. She currently works at an independent pharmacy in New Jersey. Dr. Berger enjoys helping patients understand medical conditions and medications—both in person as a pharmacist, and online as a medical writer and reviewer.
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Drug vs. Drug
Anoro Ellipta vs. Trelegy Ellipta: Differences, similarities ...
Compare Anoro Ellipta and Trelegy side effects, cost, and more
Aug. 7, 2024
Drug vs. Drug
Caplyta vs. Latuda: Differences, similarities & side effects
Compare the similarities and differences between these two antipsychotic medications
Aug. 7, 2024
Drug vs. Drug
Avsola vs. Remicade: Differences, similarities & side effects
Avsola is one of three Remicade biosimilar TNF blockers
Aug. 6, 2024
Drug Info
Does Medicare cover Synthroid?
Everything you need to know about paying for Synthroid with Medicare
Aug. 6, 2024
Drug Info
How fast does naproxen work?
It depends on what you’re using the medication to treat, and the form that you take
Aug. 6, 2024
Drug Info
Is Latuda covered by Medicare?
Medicare drug coverage for Latuda varies by plan and formulary
Aug. 3, 2024
Drug Info
Is Fasenra covered by Medicare?
Fasenra is one of the few medications that may be covered either by Medicare Part B or Part D
Updated on Dec. 6, 2024
Drug Info
Does Medicaid cover Vraylar?
If your state’s Medicaid plan doesn’t cover Vraylar, there are ways to save
Aug. 1, 2024
Drug Info
Is Nucala covered by Medicare?
Since Nucala is given in an outpatient setting, it is typically covered by Medicare Part D
Aug. 1, 2024
Drug Info
Does Medicare cover Aimovig?
Medicare coverage varies by plan, but most Part D plans cover Aimovig
Aug. 1, 2024
Drug vs. Drug
Hydroxyzine and Xanax: Uses, differences, and side effects
While both drugs are used to treat anxiety, hydroxyzine and Xanax belong to separate drug classes and possess unique characteristics
Aug. 1, 2024