HOSPITAL REPORT

While the reasons are unknown, new research shows that RNs and healthcare support workers are at higher risk of suicide than other colleagues.

Despite few lifetime gains, researchers still emphasize the importance of early cancer screening and detection.

Advocates are celebrating the first over-the-counter contraceptive pill, but questions about price and accessibility remain.

One year after the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision, OB/GYNs reported feeling constrained in the care they can provide patients. They also are experiencing stress over potential legal issues.

Racism negatively affects the mental health of nurses who experience it. However, few believe reporting incidents will result in action.

A Texas judge ordered a hold on FDA approval of the abortion medication while a Washington judge barred the FDA from restricting it — leaving many wondering where to go from here.

A federal judge in Texas invalidated a host of covered preventive care screenings, citing violation of religious freedom.

For-profit hospices also are associated with fewer nursing visits and less-qualified staff, researchers reported.

Evidence-based fall prevention tactics improve patient safety and save millions in healthcare costs.

Ransomware attacks on hospitals and other healthcare providers doubled since 2016, researchers note. Cybercriminals also are becoming more sophisticated.