Monkeypox, mysterious hepatitis cases in kids, rising COVID cases… With so many health risks in the news, it’s hard to know what to pay attention to and how to protect ourselves.

Days of sun and fun are nearing, but summertime also brings some risks that you and your patients should prepare for.

In case you somehow missed a dozen businesses rolling out the rainbow flags, June is the month when LGBTQ+ individuals celebrate their identity and the respect and freedoms they’ve slowly—too slowly—

Patients in the U.S. pay more per capita than any other industrialized nation in the world for prescriptions.

Even though it’s common knowledge that a person’s race influences their health — from the rates of certain types to cancer to social determinants — many providers prefer to avoid talking about it.

Systemic diseases often have a wide range of cutaneous manifestations. Here are 5 major systemic diseases where the first signs of disease appear on the skin.

It’s impossible to prevent every mistake, but when you’re learning a new floor or working with new nurses, being aware of these common mistakes can help you catch them before they happen.

As wearable health tech explodes in the market, questions remain about its accuracy and safety. Here’s what to tell patients.

As a healthcare practitioner, you can make small changes when interacting with patients to contribute to these life-saving interventions.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a time for providers to remember the intricacies of caring for breast cancer patients, even outside oncology settings.