A jail nurse in Georgia is suing an investigator she said wrongfully arrested her when she provided an inmate with Benadryl. Getty Images/iStockphoto A nurse provided Benadryl to an inmate having an ...

Every allergy medication has its pros and cons. Here’s what to know. Credit...Amanda Hakan for The New York Times Supported by By Simar Bajaj Q: My allergist says that Benadryl isn’t safe. What’s the ...

Deliriants like Benadryl can bring on terrifying hallucinations in high doses. Some Gen Z-ers are taking at least a dozen pills at a time—and challenging others to do the same. John, a 21-year-old ...

The popular over-the-counter medication isn't as safe as other options, experts say. Fact checked by Nick Blackmer For decades, diphenhydramine—best known by the brand name Benadryl—has been a go-to ...

A nurse provided Benadryl to an inmate having an allergic reaction, which she was allowed to do, then she was wrongfully arrested and charged with a felony, according to a Georgia lawsuit. The Clayton ...