Having to take regular medication to keep under control one or more chronic diseases is a fairly common need, but equally common is to forget about it from time to time or to make some mistakes. These are rarely inconveniences that expose one to serious risks, but if forgetfulness and inaccuracies are repeated with some frequency the probability that the therapy loses some of its effectiveness is quite high. Here are a few pointers for adhering faithfully to medication schedules and dosages prescribed by the doctor without much effort, thanks in part to the help of technology.
The effect of the gut microbiota on drugs
In recent years, the gut microbiota, that is, the set of microorganisms that we host in our gut and with which we constantly interact, has been attracting extreme interest because
