
Understanding medical study types: why 'a study found' means different things
Observational research and randomized trials answer different questions, and news headlines rarely say which one is behind the finding.

Observational research and randomized trials answer different questions, and news headlines rarely say which one is behind the finding.

Federal law guarantees hospital workers a hazard-free workplace, training in a language they understand, employer-paid protective equipment and protection from retaliation, per OSHA's documented worker rights.

A new partnership puts advance directives and POLST forms where people actually look for their health information.

Credentials, red flags, and the insurance questions worth asking before you book.

Wellbeing is not happiness, and it is not wellness either. Untangling the three words changes which habits are worth your time.

Prospective studies tie workplace bullying to new depression and more certified sick leave. What the symptom surveys and the Finnish hospital cohorts found.

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.

Age-by-age portions, picky-eating strategies, and why pressure at the table tends to backfire.

Melatonin is a hormone your brain makes in the dark. Here is what NIH-backed evidence says about melatonin supplements, timing, and safety.

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.