You’ve probably seen and heard many catchy advertisements extolling the advantages of medicines to treat diabetes. You may receive questions from patients and even family and...
An article has just been published within the Journal of the American College of Cardiology that after again shows that secondhand smoke is harmful to health....
You have probably administered methylprednisolone in some unspecified time in the future in your profession, because it has a wide selection of clinical applications and affects...
When I used to be a nursing student, my boyfriend’s grandmother suffered cardiopulmonary arrest in front of me. After a second or two of shock and...
There are currently tons of of antimicrobial agents in the marketplace for the treatment of infectious organisms. One commonly prescribed class of antibiotics are cephalosporins, a...
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) affects over six million people within the United States. As a nurse, you’ll likely receive questions from friends and relatives about Alzheimer’s disease...
In November, two studies on weekend hospital admissions hit our news. Scientists involved in the primary study Association between weekend hospital visits and stroke mortality, published...
Only last month, two articles from our magazines and one entire issue of the magazine received prestigious awards Eddie and Ozzie Awards. Please allow me to...
Have you ever heard of the Animal Naming Test (ANT)? To me this appears like a game you’ll play with kids on the elementary school playground!...
More than 60 years have passed for the reason that first detection of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and roughly 40 years since acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)...