Doctors share how often you can use ibuprofen for those aches and pains, with cautions about this seemingly harmless medicine cabinet basic.

The common painkiller ibuprofen may boost heart attack risk by blocking the lifesaving effects of aspirin, a controversial study shows. "The public health impact of this is monstrous," Michael Farkouh ...

A new report says the heart-related benefits of taking aspirin can be offset if you take it too closely to when you take ibuprofen. The Food and Drug Administration paper says people taking a low dose ...

Acetaminophen is an analgesic and an antipyretic, which means that it is good for pain relief reducing fevers; whereas ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID), which works by ...

Cold and flu season can be a doozy. Getting a handle on those aches and pains that often accompany everyday illness can be a challenge and many people turn to over-the-counter medications like Tylenol ...

A tripledemic of three different respiratory viruses has tremendously affected children, and as a result, left medication shelves bare—leaving parents to look for ways to obtain the hard-to-find drugs ...

We've been there: a bad headache hits and we're apt to reach for some meds — only to remember we haven't eaten anything recently. But can you take Advil on an empty stomach? Stomach upset is among the ...