COVID has claimed more than 1 million U.S. lives
The United States reached a morbid milestone within the COVID-19 pandemic this week, as the nation surpassed one million COVID-19-related deaths, according to data…
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Number of young nurses drops in 2021
For some time, we’ve read and heard about the impending nurse shortage due to factors concerning an aging workforce and baby-boomer generation retirements. But…
Nurses enraged following RaDonda Vaught verdict
Emma Moore felt cornered. At a community health clinic in Portland, Oregon, the 29-year-old nurse practitioner said she felt overwhelmed and undertrained. Coronavirus patients…
BA.2 Omicron variant now in more than half of U.S. states
WHO continuing to monitor, says BA.2 “not a variant of concern” yet The latest COVID-19 variant is now beginning to exhibit variants of its…
Numbers Don’t Lie: Nursing Most Trusted Profession Again
A global pandemic, constant disruptions, and staffing shortages – none of them were enough to stop the nursing profession from being named “America’s Most…
Cup of Coffee Can Lessen Gestational Diabetes Risk
Pregnant mothers concerned about being able to safely enjoy their morning cup of coffee should be reassured by a recent University of Pennsylvania study…
Broken Heart Syndrome Happening More Often in Older Women
A recent study by the Journal of the American Heart Association showed that it is six to 12 times more common in women over…
How to give a pain-free immunization
When Jeannie Collins Beaudin would see video of someone getting a Covid-19 vaccine on the news, it would often make her cringe. It’s not…
Women with recurrent UTIs frustrated with treatment options
Results from focus groups published in the Journal of Urology show that women with recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) are frustrated with treatment options…
Study: Physical activity just as beneficial later in life
Activity in older people can be nearly as beneficial to long-term survival as continued activity throughout one’s lifetime. That was the outcome of a…
Vital Vaccines For Older Women
The American Community Survey reported over 50 million people in the United States are age 65 years and older, with 55.7% of these individuals…
PPE not designed for female workers, experts say
Global health professionals are pointing out that personal protective equipment (PPE) is usually designed for men, leaving female health workers further exposed to infection…
COVID has claimed more than 1 million U.S. lives
The United States reached a morbid milestone within the COVID-19 pandemic this week, as the nation surpassed one million COVID-19-related deaths, according…
Number of young nurses drops in 2021
For some time, we’ve read and heard about the impending nurse shortage due to factors concerning an aging workforce and baby-boomer generation…
Nurses enraged following RaDonda Vaught verdict
Emma Moore felt cornered. At a community health clinic in Portland, Oregon, the 29-year-old nurse practitioner said she felt overwhelmed and undertrained.…
BA.2 Omicron variant now in more than half of U.S. states
WHO continuing to monitor, says BA.2 “not a variant of concern” yet The latest COVID-19 variant is now beginning to exhibit variants…
Numbers Don’t Lie: Nursing Most Trusted Profession Again
A global pandemic, constant disruptions, and staffing shortages – none of them were enough to stop the nursing profession from being named…
Cup of Coffee Can Lessen Gestational Diabetes Risk
Pregnant mothers concerned about being able to safely enjoy their morning cup of coffee should be reassured by a recent University of…
Broken Heart Syndrome Happening More Often in Older Women
A recent study by the Journal of the American Heart Association showed that it is six to 12 times more common in…
How to give a pain-free immunization
When Jeannie Collins Beaudin would see video of someone getting a Covid-19 vaccine on the news, it would often make her cringe.…
Women with recurrent UTIs frustrated with treatment options
Results from focus groups published in the Journal of Urology show that women with recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) are frustrated with…
Study: Physical activity just as beneficial later in life
Activity in older people can be nearly as beneficial to long-term survival as continued activity throughout one’s lifetime. That was the outcome…
Vital Vaccines For Older Women
The American Community Survey reported over 50 million people in the United States are age 65 years and older, with 55.7% of…
PPE not designed for female workers, experts say
Global health professionals are pointing out that personal protective equipment (PPE) is usually designed for men, leaving female health workers further exposed…
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