One simple question could help doctors decide if pain treatments, including opioid medications, are actually necessary, research shows.

Many doctors live with significant anxiety, and the COVID-19 pandemic boosts the risk for burnout. A new mindfulness app may help.

Hospitals facing the COVID-19 pandemic are in desperate need of N95 face masks are desperately needed as .

New research finds that both physicians and patients in the UK are open to telemedicine. It's a timely finding as efforts to manage COVID-19 lead to more social distancing.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) "...affects women in a number of ways throughout their life course. It is not just about ovaries."

Doctor ratings go down after long delays in the waiting room. "Waiting to see the doctor is not like waiting in line for a fun ride at Disney World."

A new report offers recommendations for the best ways to address the widespread problem of burnout among doctors, nurses, and other health care workers.

Political events in the last few years have affected young doctors' moods as much as some of their most stressful training, new research finds.

Electronic health records take doctors' time away from patients—and contribute to higher rates of professional burnout, a new study shows.

Training physicians to counsel people experiencing domestic violence improves confidence and reduces depression, research finds.