In the 15 years since the suicide rate among young people in the U.S. began increasing, opioid use and abuse among adults also has sharply risen. Turns out there may be a connection between the two

Not all plants are safe if you have pets, older adults with dementia in the home, or curious toddlers who might actually eat the one green food you don’t want them to eat.

Telehealth is on the rise especially with younger generations, so it’s crucial to stay relevant. But many providers have tons of questions about its purpose and benefits

An integrated approach may reduce risk and incidence of infectious disease.

For two decades, Americans have trusted one profession more than any other, regardless of industry: nurses

Hospitals need to promote occupational safety but doing so involves the cooperation of all the healthcare professionals on staff. But a new study suggests doctors and nurses don’t always see eye-to-ey

The healing power of laughter is well documented. For nurses, it’s critical to building trust and communication with coworkers and patient. Here: some do’s and don’ts for joking with patients.

Nurses are charged with nearly all palliative care, so how involved are they with end-of-life discussions?

If you treat cancer survivors but avoid recommending lifestyle changes out of fear of overwhelming them or stressing them out, then you’re not alone.

All too often, nurses, may exit the job sooner than anticipated due to burnout. Now a study suggests there are some psychological factors that can help protect nurses against burnout.