"For patients, the message is clear and reassuring: Telemedicine is an effective and efficient way of receiving many kinds of health care."

As demand for mental health care soars, nurse practitioners help offset drop in psychiatrists accepting insurance, study finds.

COVID-19 vaccine mandates were associated with more nursing home staff getting the jab, but not more choosing to leave their jobs rather than comply.

Black nursing home residents and those younger than 65 are significantly more likely to be transfered to the hospital at least four times in a given year.

Researchers found a 50 to 60 percent lower risk of colorectal cancer among women who started endoscopy screenings at age 45 compared to those who had not undergone screening at all.

"Moral injuries can happen when health care workers’ values and beliefs conflict with their actions or the ways they witness others acting."

A Harvard study finds that people who eat two or more servings of avocado each week may lower their risk of cardiovascular disease compared to people who rarely eat avocado.

The combined effects of COVID-19 fears and workplace racism is causing nurses of color to suffer through a "dual pandemic," researchers say.

Interviews with union nurses at the end of their careers reveal some surprising tensions with feminism.