In the past two years, one very ordinary-looking product has quietly become a star in the bathroom renovation market: the ...

Nathan installs a bathroom recessed cabinet; Mark repairs a chimney crown. Nathan Gilbert transforms a homeowner's hanging bathroom medicine cabinet into a recessed medicine cabinet; Mark McCullough ...

A good medicine cabinet offers a convenient blend of style, storage, and functionality, all in a compact package. It's one of the best hidden storage ideas perfect for adding space to your bathroom.

The age old debate: To medicine cabinet, or not to medicine cabinet. It's a far cry from Shakespeare, but the passion some feel for this can become a big decision for homeowners (and even renters).

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What’s in your medicine cabinet? In the event of aches and pains, allergic reactions or even a minor medical emergency, do you have the essential supplies? Fox News Digital spoke with two experts — Dr ...

Paul Graalum, a pharmacist with Dakota Clinic, says for years people were told to have lots of products in their medicine cabinet. Now, shelves should be streamlined. "What I try to tell people is to ...

Most medicine should be stored at room temperature and kept away from moisture. Aug. 16, 2011 -- If there is one place you shouldn't store your medication, it's the exact place where you probably are: ...

Spring is here, and for many, that means it’s time for a deep clean: dusting off shelves, clearing out clutter and organizing the home. But while tackling spring cleaning this year, don’t forget one ...

As the classic marketing saying goes, it’s much cheaper to keep a customer than to acquire a new one. Loyalty in a healthcare context is often called adherence. And if history is any guide, the phrase ...

As we round the corner into the cozy season of pumpkins, crisp leaves and bonfires, Pharmacist Amy Lynn Safaty has a reminder: we’re also entering the season of stuffy noses, fevers and body aches.