It’s important that healthcare providers understand what gender-affirming care is, what it isn’t, and what the evidence says about it.

Cell phone addiction can have deadly consequences when you care for patients for a living.

The US Preventive Services Task Force has temporarily revised its guidelines for illicit drug use screening, now advising healthcare practitioners to do so in patients 18 or older.

Gazing at art may seem like only a recreational activity, but research has shown it has substantial benefits for healthcare workers—benefits that can improve their delivery of healthcare to patients.

It’s one of the most important cornerstones to our health, yet far too many of us don’t get enough of it: sleep.

The average American trusts nurses more than other groups to improve the current healthcare system, according to a survey.

Documentation for patient records is expected to be brief, clear, and accurate. So what needs to be there and what doesn't?

Even though monkeypox has been around since the 1950s, very few healthcare providers in the US will have seen it unless they’ve spent time in western or central Africa.

When it comes to male nurse burnout, not much is known—until now. A recent study sheds light on the issue.

A common misconception is that self-harm is a suicide attempt. Self-injury is usually intended to cause bodily pain as a coping mechanism. However, it’s a dangerous behavior you can help mitigate.