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Master Your Medicine: How to Remember to Take Your Medication

Organizing your medications and building a routine may help you remember to take them.

Brittany DoohanAlexandra Schwarz, MD
Written by Brittany Doohan | Reviewed by Alexandra Schwarz, MD
Updated on November 30, 2023
Featuring Preeti Parikh, MD, Punkaj Khanna, PharmDReviewed by Alexandra Schwarz, MD | November 30, 2023

Managing many medications may cause you to forget to take your medications at the correct times. Skipping, changing, or ignoring your medications may have negative effects on your health. 

If you find yourself forgetting to take your medications often, here are some tips to keep your treatment plan on track.

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Brittany Doohan
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Brittany Doohan
Brittany Doohan was the Content Director at HealthiNation and is currently the Editorial Director at Medscape. Through her work with Medscape, she won a Silver Telly Award in May 2022 for "Sleepless Nation: A Public Health Epidemic — Episode 2: A Decade Without a Diagnosis." She has worked in health journalism and video production for more than 8 years, and loves the challenge of explaining complex topics in an easy-to-understand and creative way.
Dr. Schwarz is board eligible Sleep Medicine and board certified Family Medicine physician. She is a member of the AASM and ABFM.

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