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Advance care planning documents are moving into consumer health records
A new partnership puts advance directives and POLST forms where people actually look for their health information.
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Nutritionist near me: How to find a good nutritionist near you
Credentials, red flags, and the insurance questions worth asking before you book.
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Workplace bullying and health: what the research documents
Prospective studies tie workplace bullying to new depression and more certified sick leave. What the symptom surveys and the Finnish hospital cohorts found.
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Kiggans and RFK Jr. toured TCC's health training center — what it means for students and workers, and what to do next
A Virginia Beach visit put healthcare workforce training in the spotlight. Here is how students, preceptors and workers in Coastal Virginia can act on the programs and bills behind it.
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Fall prevention at home: a room-by-room audit
Falls are not a single problem with a single fix. They are a house full of small, fixable hazards — and a walkthrough finds most of them in an afternoon.
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Melatonin Supplements: What the Evidence Says About Dose, Timing, and Safety
Melatonin is a hormone your brain makes in the dark. Here is what NIH-backed evidence says about melatonin supplements, timing, and safety.
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What a Nurse Preceptorship Actually Involves, and How to Make the Most of One
A preceptorship pairs a new nurse with an experienced one for guided practice. Here is what it involves and how to get the most from it.
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Cholesterol Screening: What a Lipid Panel Actually Measures and When to Get One
A lipid panel measures LDL, HDL, triglycerides, and total cholesterol. What the four values mean and how often adults usually screen.
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What a hospital unit secretary does — and how to get the job in New York
A behind-the-desk role that keeps a hospital floor running, and a common entry point into healthcare work.
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Prevention meaning: What does prevention actually mean in healthcare?
Primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention sound like jargon. They are really three everyday decisions about staying well, catching problems early, and limiting damage.