Universal testing for Covid-19 prior to procedures could help manage PPE use and help determine risk for healthcare providers.

Two studies recently published by the CDC further confirm the importance of Covid-19 vaccination during pregnancy and advise those who are pregnant to take whatever measures are reasonably possible.

If there is one positive that can be gleaned from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is the push that it has given telehealth.

Many news stories over the past two years have emphasized the mental health toll of Covid on healthcare workers first and foremost, but also parents of school-age children, teachers, low-wage workers…

Concern about vaccines and fertility is as old as vaccines themselves, but the specific worry linked to COVID vaccines dates back to fringe scientists’ early claims suggesting theoretical reasons...

Covid survivors had a greater risk for “cerebrovascular disorders, dysrhythmias, ischemic and non-ischemic heart disease, pericarditis, myocarditis, heart failure and thromboembolic disease.”

Many jobs have allowed for telecommuting over recent years, but given the face-to-face nature of nursing, the possibility of working remotely seemed, well. . . remote. But this is changing rapidly.

Forming a connection with patients and demonstrating empathy can have life-saving effects.

Mental health and financial challenges swell around Christmas, but does the stress and merriment of the season take a toll on one’s physical body?

Here are the CDC's recommendations treating vaping-related lung injury.