The decision whether to have weight-loss surgery can be stressful, but a new tool has potential to make this process simpler.

This week we’re bringing you another list of book recommendations from different categories: fantasy and historical fiction.

Suicide is a leading cause of death in the U.S., but many providers, regardless of their point of care, don’t consider screening patients for suicide risk their responsibility.

It’s presumed that burnout drastically harms the quality of patient care, but previous research into the subject might be lacking…

As elder abuse rises globally, a common solution is to install security cameras in elderly patients’ rooms. This approach, adopted by seven states, disregards the rights of those it seeks to protect.

Two recent investigations explored the mechanisms behind which measles works. Here is what the science found and how it can help your patients.

An estimated 60 million people worldwide suffer from MOH, and it occurs with all types of headaches, ranging from migraines, cluster headaches or tension-type headaches.

More parents are relying on social media for recipes for alternatives to store-bought, safety-related products and don’t know they’re risking their child’s health.

N-95 face masks are the gold standard, but what protections do surgical and procedure masks offer against particles that could carry virus?

We like to think that our hospitals provide just about anything a patient might need. But in reality, malnutrition is an incredibly common problem in hospitals