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Vote For a Chicago Nurse To Throw The First Pitch
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$20M Plan Sends Nurses Into Homes of Expecting Parents, Amid NYC Maternal Health Crisis
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced his first major public health initiative: a $20 million investment to expand the…
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Nurse Fired After Warning Hospital Could Run Out of Blood, Lawsuit Claims
A longtime Portland trauma nurse is suing Legacy Emanuel Medical Center for $1.25 million, claiming the hospital fired her after she…
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A Push for Men’s Health Is Gaining Ground—Could It Shift Public Health Priorities
Men in the United States continue to have shorter life expectancy and higher rates of several major health conditions than…
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Patient Who Punched ER Nurse and Resisted Arrest Faces Felony Charges
A 27-year-old man is facing multiple charges after allegedly assaulting a nurse with his fists inside an emergency department in…
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3 Key Incentives Hospitals Are Using to Recruit and Retain Nurses
As healthcare systems continue to navigate staffing shortages, financial incentives have become a central strategy to attract and retain nurses,…
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Wyoming Just Guaranteed a Nurse in Every Elementary School—Here’s Why It Matters
Wyoming just made school nursing part of the basic cost of running a school, not an optional add on. For…
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AI Is Changing Nursing Fast—But It Can’t Replace Human Ethics, Report Finds
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming healthcare, from predicting patient outcomes to summarizing clinical notes, but a new report centers…
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Idaho Vaccine Bill Could Limit What Nurses Can Recommend—Here’s What to Know
A proposed bill in Idaho could significantly change how vaccines are handled in schools, daycares, and some healthcare settings, raising…
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