Waiting rooms versus waiting times may play a big role in deterring people from seeking health care.

While the COVID-19 quarantine is making most people feel anxious, people with migraine may notice that their symptoms are less severe. Some even report fewer attacks and less pain during the pandemic.

Researchers have discovered a new therapy can reduce the harm caused by the scar tissue that forms in the wake of a heart attack.

New research finds the movement to de-stigmatize addiction by calling it a disease actually has had the opposite intended effect.

Local laws dictate whether advanced practice providers can work independently of physicians, if and what they can prescribe and other limitations. So which states specify what?

We’ve scoured the web to find twists on classic sides, fun desserts, and some truly satisfying salads to consider working into this year’s menu. Pick the one that sounds most scrumptious to try out.

How diet, exercise, meditation and your sleep environment may help you find restless sleep. Here is what research says to do.

One of the less glamorous parts about being a nurse or PA (we know, there are lots of them), are all the lovely body fluids you’re sprayed with from time to time.

Patients undergoing cardiac surgery face a higher risk of post-op delirium. Though often temporary, delirium can be detrimental by leading to increased hospital costs and risk of mortality.

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently developed a fast-acting skin patch that efficiently delivers medication to attack melanoma cells.