For an individual who’s had a heart attack, making a habit of skipping breakfast or eating dinner near bedtime can impact his or her likelihood of dying, having another heart attack, or developing an

When life is crazed, thinking about what to eat is the last thing you probably want to do. Falling into an eating rhythm could make nourishing yourself easier.

Physician assistants (PAs) work in a wide range of healthcare settings, but the best paying jobs appear to be in hospitals, according to a new report.

This exercise can help you assess how close to burnout you really are and these tips can help you move past it

Beach weather isn’t quite here yet for most of the country, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get a head start on some beach reads.

Burnout in healthcare was a problem long before the pandemic came along, but the pandemic turned a festering problem into a cankerous boil.

June is the month when LGBTQ+ individuals celebrate their identity and the respect and freedoms they’ve slowly—too slowly—gained while they continue to fight for more.

As the nursing week begins to wrap up, we’re bringing you the last round of inspirational stories about nurses from history.

A lack of diversity among healthcare workers hurts professionals and patients alike. One nurse offers her perspective on the issue and how the industry can do better.

The next time patients express concern to you that their joints act up during troublesome weather, don’t dismiss them