Rebecca Rovenstine

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Rebecca Rovenstine has her Masters of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Oklahoma State University. She has worked as a speech therapist in various populations, including infants, children, and the elderly. In addition to writing about medical topics for SingleCare, she writes about food for Eat This, Not That and beauty for The Huffington Post.

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Stethoscope and piggy bank: Does UHC cover Zepbound?

Does United Healthcare cover Zepbound?

Zepbound is covered by some United Healthcare plans - here’s what you should know

Cat next to a bottle of pills - buprenorphine for cats

Buprenorphine for cats

If your feline friend is in pain, you want to help them find relief—and fast. In certain cases, this drug can help.

Pharmacist: How long can you take semaglutide?

How long can you take semaglutide?

Long-term benefits and risks of semaglutide

Updated on Feb. 25, 2025

A hand holding a blue capsule: Do you have to take valacyclovir forever?

Do you have to take valacyclovir forever?

How long you take valacyclovir depends on the type and frequency of your outbreaks, among other factors

Rx bottle: How long do you have to stop metformin before a CT scan?

How long do you have to stop metformin before a CT scan?

Metformin should be stopped at least 48 hours prior to a CT scan

Spilled bottle of white tablets: Is tramadol good for tooth pain?

Is tramadol good for tooth pain?

Tramadol can be used for tooth pain, but it is not often prescribed - here’s why

Blood pressure cuff and medications: Can you take propranolol and Adderall together

Can you take propranolol and Adderall together safely?

Combining propranolol and Adderall: Expert advice on side effects, risks, and when this treatment might be right for you.

Updated on Jan. 13, 2025

Rx pill bottle representing Adderall

How to make Adderall more effective?

Understand why Adderall may not be as effective: Causes and solutions.

Updated on Jan. 2, 2025

Gloved holding a pill: Is Soma a controlled substance?

Is Soma a controlled substance?

Soma is a Schedule IV medication with risks and side effects

Rx pill bottle: Kidney infections & amoxicillin

Treating kidney infections with amoxicillin: Dosage, effectivene...

Amoxicillin treats mild kidney infections, but alternative antibiotics may be required for more severe cases.

Updated on Dec. 2, 2024

Confused man: Ibuprofen and head injury

Why you shouldn’t take ibuprofen after a head injury?

Head injuries need careful care. Learn about symptoms, risks of ibuprofen, and safe steps to aid recovery.

Updated on Nov. 21, 2024

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