Medical dramas like Grey’s Anatomy, House, and The Pitt have shaped how millions of Americans imagine hospital care. But according to nurses and other healthcare professionals, what happens on television […]
What Nurses Say Medical Shows Get Wrong About Care Read More »
Living With Kidney Disease: Why Connecting With Other Patients Can Change the Journey For people living with chronic kidney disease (CKD), kidney disease support groups can offer something that medical
Kidney Disease Support Groups: Why Connection Matters Read More »
Xavier Ochsner Medical School Earns Accreditation, Opening New Pathways for Black Physicians The New Orleans medical school will begin recruiting its first class for 2027, marking a significant step toward
Xavier Ochsner Medical School Earns Accreditation Read More »
For some people living with metastatic breast cancer, a blood test could help open the door to a newly approved treatment. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new
Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment: FDA Approves New Option Read More »
Fewer Americans are dying from cancer than they were three decades ago. Better treatments, less smoking and earlier detection are saving lives. But a new report shows that not every
Cancer Deaths Are Down 35%. Finding Cancer Earlier Is Next Read More »
New advocacy organization will launch in Washington as national health groups gather to address healthcare access, workforce development and health disparities. A new advocacy organization focused on the health of
NHHF Action Fund Launches to Advance Hispanic Health Read More »
