The results of a recent poll asking American adults about their telehealth habits may surprise you, especially when it comes to seniors.

More than half of the nurses working in hospitals and long-term care facilities will be working night shifts.

That mothers and babies of color experience much higher maternal and infant mortality rates than their white counterparts has been well-documented.

Researchers at MIT have devised an innovative way to record a patient’s vaccination history that doesn’t require traditional documentation.

As the suicide rate in the US continues to grow, it’s crucial that healthcare providers, regardless of specialty, understand the do’s and don’ts of treat patients at risk of suicide.

With agitated and violent patients, providers often have no choice but to use restraints. That’s why new research is exploring the effects of restraints and how to avoid using them in the future.

Some 42.8% of medical staff treating patients with Covid-19 have experienced serious skin injury due to the use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

If it wasn’t enough that burnout can ruin your career and personal life, new research shows it condition can also harm your physical health.

A new nonsurgical treatment may help reduce pain and improve function in patients with adhesive capsulitis, also known as “frozen shoulder.”

The newest guidelines for treating patients with AFib address the use of blood thinners and importance of weight management.