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Trelegy Ellipta can interact with several other medications. It's not known to interact with supplements or foods. Different interactions can cause different effects. For instance, some interactions can interfere with how well a drug works. Other interactions can increase the number of side effects or make them more severe. Trelegy Ellipta and other medications Below is a list of medications that can interact with Trelegy Ellipta. This list does not contain all drugs that may interact with Trelegy Ellipta. Before taking Trelegy Ellipta, talk with your doctor and pharmacist. Tell them about all prescription, over-the-counter, and other drugs you take. Also tell them about any vitamins, herbs, and supplements you use. Sharing this information can help you avoid potential interactions. If you have questions about drug interactions that may affect you, ask your doctor or pharmacist. Trelegy Ellipta and Spiriva You shouldn't take Trelegy Ellipta if you're also taki...

Photo by pikselstock / Shutterstock.com Drug price hikes tend to happen at the start of every year, and 2021 is no exception, according to GoodRx. The website — which gathers prescription drug prices from pharmacies nationwide — tracks these annual hikes. The GoodRx research team has been tracking 2021 price increases for more than 4,500 brand-name and generic drugs through January and has found that 722 drugs have increased in price by an average of 4.5% so far this month. As of Jan. 13, they include: 715 brand-name drugs, which increased in price by an average of 4.5% Seven generic drugs, which increased in price by an average of 2.7% The January total to date of 722 drugs with higher prices already exceeds that of January 2020, when 639 drugs increased in price (by 6%, on average), and January 2019, when 486 drugs increased in price (by 5.2%, on average). The analysis shows that the biggest drug price hike of 2021 so far is 14.58% for Venofer, an injected medication us...

Inhaled corticosteroids, also called inhaled steroids, are potent medications used for long-term management of asthma. They're currently the preferred treatment for people with asthma who need more than a rescue inhaler can offer   and they're considered more effective than other options.   Inhaled steroids help prevent symptoms of asthma, including wheezing, shortness of breath, coughing, and tightness in the chest. These inhalers are not effective for treating an acute asthma attack. Instead, they are to be used daily—symptoms or not—to control asthma over time. When used as prescribed, inhaled steroids can: Reduce the frequency and severity of attacks (exacerbations) Decrease the need for rescue inhalers Improve lung function Decrease hyper-responsiveness of the airways Prevent asthma-related ER visits, hospitalizations, and death Improve quality of life Your doctor may recommend an inhaled steroid for your asthma if any of thes...

When I was a kid, there were maybe three kinds of apples — red, yellow and green — and none of them tasted all that good unless you put them in a pie. Call those red and golden apples "delicious" all you want, but you weren't fooling anybody. We ate them anyway, because you gotta eat apples, but now we have Honeycrisp and Pink Lady and Ambrosia and Gala and another dozen varieties readily available to choose from. People realized that all these varieties that had been around forever, but had been sidelined because those red, yellow and green apples were easy to grow and ship — not because they actually tasted good.

When the Los Angeles Lakers and Dodgers won titles last year, I didn't hear many people complaining, saying that their championships should come with an asterisk. Or maybe they did, but I was just too busy celebrating to hear their whining. (And, no, those illegal fireworks were most definitely not coming from my house. Somewhere on my street, maybe, but, I repeat, not my house.) Which is why I have little patience for people protesting that this year's Oscars are somehow tainted because theaters were mostly shut down and studios shuffled movies out of the season or, I don't know, they tried watching "Mank" three times but could never get through it. I understand that the Oscars are different this year. Watching the movies at home isn't as satisfying as sitting in a theater next to someone who keeps whispering confused questions, wondering if that's really Bill Nye the Science Guy playing Upton Sinclair in "Mank." (Yes it is...

This cover image released by Doubleday shows "The Bedside Book of Birds: An Avian Miscellany," an illustrated compilation of folktales, poems, fiction and nonfiction by Graeme Gibson. This cover image released by Doubleday shows "The Bedside Book of Birds: An Avian Miscellany," an illustrated compilation of folktales, poems, fiction and nonfiction by Graeme Gibson. By HILLEL ITALIE AP National Writer NEW YORK (AP) — When Margaret Atwood would receive invitations over the years to literary events around the world, literature wasn't the only factor shaping her response. She also kept in mind the interests of her longtime partner and fellow Canadian author Graeme Gibson. "Sometimes I would accept so we could go to the place and watch birds," she says. Gibson, who died in 2019 at age 85, was known well beyond the world of bo...

Sheletta Brundidge was on national television Friday, talking about her new children's book. That same day, Lil Nas X, the singer she'd dedicated the book to, gave Satan a lap dance. By the end of the weekend, Lil Nas X was in a feud with the governor of South Dakota. He was selling 666 pairs of devil-themed sneakers, infused with human blood. He was offering pole dancing tips from his "Montero" video on Twitter. It was great for music sales. Less great for sales of an uplifting, wholesome children's storybook about how one of Lil Nas X's earlier hits helped a little boy with autism in Minnesota. "Daniel Finds His Voice" had surged to the top of the Amazon's bestseller list for children's books about disabilities after Brundidge spent part of the morning chatting about it with Gail King and the hosts of "CBS This Morning." "We were over here popping champagne and thanking Jesus and riding high," she s...

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks burst to their best day in three weeks on Friday, helping Wall Street return to record heights and avoid what could have been a second straight weekly loss. The S&P 500 added 65.02 points, or 1.7%, to 3,974.54, with a quarter of that rise coming in the last five minutes of trading alone. Some of the biggest gains came from companies whose profits would jump the most if COVID-19 vaccinations and massive U.S. government spending programs juice the economy as much as economists expect. The index locked in a 1.7% gain for the week after losing 0.8% last week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 453.40 points, or 1.4%, to 33,072.88, and both it and the S&P 500 set all-time highs. The Nasdaq composite climbed 161.05, or 1.2%, to 13,138.72, though it remains 6.8% below its record set last month. Stock prices have been churning in recent weeks, and momentum has often shifted sharply, sometimes by the hour. Rising expectations ...

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks burst to their best day in three weeks on Friday, helping Wall Street return to record heights and avoid what could have been a second straight weekly loss. The S&P 500 added 65.02 points, or 1.7%, to 3,974.54, with a quarter of that rise coming in the last five minutes of trading alone. Some of the biggest gains came from companies whose profits would jump the most if COVID-19 vaccinations and massive U.S. government spending programs juice the economy as much as economists expect. The index locked in a 1.7% gain for the week after losing 0.8% last week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 453.40 points, or 1.4%, to 33,072.88, and both it and the S&P 500 set all-time highs. The Nasdaq composite climbed 161.05, or 1.2%, to 13,138.72, though it remains 6.8% below its record set last month. Stock prices have been churning in recent weeks, and momentum has often shifted sharply, sometimes by the hour. Rising expectations ...

Bath and Body Works' annual candle sale is now live, with more than 120 kinds of three-wick candles selling for just $9.95. Plus, there are other deals to be had on body care, hand soap, and hand sanitizers. With the sale going live just three weeks before Christmas, the Bath and Body Works sale could be a great opportunity to shop for gifts—or to treat yourself to a new scented candle. Bath and Body Works fans will be pleased to know that fan-favorite scents like Mahogany Teakwood High Intensity and Vanilla Bean Noel are included in the candle sale. When is the Bath and Body Works Candle Sale? The sale is in stores from today through Sunday, and online for today only. The deals are available online from 6 a.m. ET on December 4 until 5.59 a.m. on December 5, while supplies last. An employee with a face mask stands at the door as a customer enters a Bath & Body Works store on July 21, in Pembroke Pines, Florida. The retailer's annual candle day sale has gone ...

Check out the list below for Easter-themed food, sales, and more. PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Editor's note: The above video is from March 28, 2021. Easter is on April 4, and after a year like the past one, we at FOX43 think our viewers deserve to give themselves a break, and maybe even treat themselves. Check out the list below for Easter-themed food, sales, and more. Enjoy. You can check out our full list below (if you don't see your deal or offer included in our list, email us at news@fox43.com to have it added): American Eagle : The clothing brand is offering 25% off women's and men's shorts through April 1.  All You Can Inc. : The Pa. nonprofit is having its annual Easter Extravaganza for the families in Dauphin County. The event will take place on April 3 from 12 to 3 p.m. at the Harrisburg Historic Association. Everyone who attends will receive some goodies and kids will get a free Easter basket loaded with toys and candy. Baskin...

Beginning today, the official Texas Longhorns mobile app has a brand new layout with exciting features for fans in attendance at Longhorns sporting events across the Forty Acres and for fans at home.  The app, supported by Apple and Android devices, is available for download for FREE via the App Store and Google Play and will become the new headquarters for digital fan engagement.  If you already have downloaded the app, please make sure you download the latest update beginning September 3 to access the latest features. Through the Texas Longhorns app, fans will be able to access and manage game tickets for all regular season home events. All fans are encouraged to activate push notifications for important in-venue gameday messaging and exclusive content such as discount offers, in-stadium contests, and more. In addition to managing your game tickets, there are several new gameday enhancements available on the app beginning with the 2020 Texas Football season including: Access th...

If you buy through our links, we may earn money from affiliate partners. Learn more. TurboTax is offering anyone using its basic tax filing plan a free CPA review if you file before March 27. The CPA review usually costs $49, so this is a good reason to file early and save money. Below, we've listed how to get this deal, plus the best current discounts on TurboTax filing software. It may feel like you just finished preparing your taxes in 2020, but believe it or not, it's already tax season again. TurboTax is ringing in the occasion with a few great discounts for tax software users at every level.  Best TurboTax deals in 2021 Anyone who uses Turbotax Free Edition and files before March 27 can get all the benefits of TurboTax Live Basic for free. The service, which usually costs an extra $49, includes live connection with experts around the clock, unlimited tax advice year-round, and a final review of your taxes before you file. The fine print: T...