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Holly Romero

In residential care homes across the region, Holly Romero, RPh, BCGP, spent decades reviewing resident charts and identifying pharmaceuticals responsible for new or worsening symptoms. A consultant pharmacist with a degree in pharmacy, Romero specialized in untangling drug-related complications in older adults, such as balance problems, sudden disorientation, and altered taste.

What Cough Medicine Can You Take With Parkinson’s?
Common Medications That Can Cause Vertigo
Can Certain Drugs Cause Body Odor and Why?
Why Is Tamiflu Bad? Side Effects and Real Risks
Can Gabapentin Cause Alzheimer’s or Dementia?
What Medications Cause Double Vision?
Is Methylcellulose Bad for You? Evaluating the Safety
How to Properly Take a Pill Sublingually
What Drugs Can Make Your Throat Sore?
Decongestants That Do Not Affect the Prostate
Is Claritin an Anticholinergic? How It Compares to Benadryl
What Medications Can Cause Loss of Taste?
Is Benadryl Linked to Dementia? What Research Shows
What Drugs Make Your Eyes Sensitive to Light?
9 Prescription Drugs That Can Mimic Dementia
Does Diphenhydramine Cause Dementia?
What Are the 9 Common Prescription Drugs That Cause Dementia?
What Drug Makes Your Eyes Yellow? A Look at Medications
What Medications Cause Taste Changes?
What Drugs Cause Jaw Problems? A List of Medications
What Medications Cause Loss of Taste and Smell?
What Medications Cause Coughing as a Side Effect?
How to Deal With Dry Mouth From Medication
What Medications Cause Brain Fog and Memory Loss?
Top 10 Blood Thinners: Types, Uses, and Risks
How to Counteract Drowsiness from Medication
What Is Memantine Used For? Dosage and Side Effects
How Was Ozempic Discovered: From Gut Hormone to Drug
DayQuil Is Non-Drowsy, but Some Still Feel Tired
Is Allegra an Anticholinergic? Here’s What to Know