A new strategy for role assignment in simulation uses the concept of “two heads are better than one.”

Within hours of the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade, nursing organizations across the country put out statements about the decision.

Health care providers involved with collecting medication histories in the emergency department reported significantly higher levels of satisfaction after the implementation of a pharmacy technician-d

The number of graduating nurses has dramatically increased over the last decade, with the largest growth observed in the for-profit sector. But a new study shows graduates from for-profit nursing prog

Fermented foods like kimchi have been found to decrease inflammation and to diversify the gut microbiome. This results in decreasing negative symptoms of many gastrointestinal disorders.

Looking at nursing representation in the 118th Congress, the number of representatives identified as nurses is small – two in the House of Representatives, and a nurse has never served in the Senate

It’s a perpetual challenge: patients who try to be compliant but who simply keep forgetting to take their medication.

New research finds many providers don’t adequately emphasize the importance of the HPV vaccine — and most patients don’t understand the dangers of the infection.

Every year, Pride Month serves as a time to reflect. What good have we done for the LGBTQIA+ community? Where do we still need to improve?

The dance of softening is a courageous dance of vulnerability, of honesty, of learning to connect our minds and bodies so they are aligned and not separate. It is a dance of leaving fight or flight as