On Dec. 10, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration expanded the approved use of Zytiga (abiraterone acetate) to treat men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer before receiving chemotherapy. Read more.

FDA expands Zytiga’s use for late-stage breast cancer

Study: Good nurse work environment lowers readmissions

U.S. News names registered nurse one of best jobs for 2013

Study: Reduced LOS reduces readmission, mortality

NQF endorses more patient safety measures

Talent-management strategies: Bridging the multigenerational gap in nursing

From our readers…Lights, camera, action—and don’t giggle!

From our readers…Hunger advocacy for nurses

Grace under fire: Surviving and thriving in nursing by cultivating resilience

Good intentions eclipsed

Behind the curtain: Creating an in situ simulation experience

From our readers…Negative effects of shackling pregnant incarcerated women

Inhaled therapies for cystic fibrosis: Current and future trends

The ‘state’ of state health insurance exchanges

A Year of Gifts

Keys, please

Recognizing croup and stridor in children

Caring for patients with Parkinson’s disease

Herbal facts, herbal fallacies

Your Friends, Family, and Local Culture Determine How You React To Menopause

Our Minds, Our Internal Environment, Determines How We React To Physical Symptoms

Single-dose IV Zofran pulled from market

FDA approves first flu vaccine using new manufacturing technique

FDA approves Xeljanz for rheumatoid arthritis

Study: Surgical checklist reduces 30-day morbidity

Study: Health care organizations reduce SSIs by nearly half with Joint Commission project

Study reviews literature on patient-centered medical home

New policies for evaluating living kidney donors approved by OPTN/UNOS

Study: Urinary catheterization high risk for UTI

Study: Supplemental nurses compared to permanent nurses

National Magnet Nurse of the Year™ 2012 award winners

The business of caring: What every nurse should know about cutting costs

Taking the first steps to serving on a board

A troubled life, a difficult death

Consider a career in clinical research

Compassion holds everything together