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Weight bias and stigma are common in healthcare. In this article, we discuss negative health outcomes associated with weight bias and provide practical tips to improve quality of care for patients with obesity.
Do masks work to prevent COVID-19? Real-world effectiveness of N95 and surgical masks evaluated in Cochrane review.
Nurses face challenges such as long hours, high stress, and shift work, leading to physical and emotional exhaustion. Explore resources and tactics that can help nurses achieve a healthy work-life balance.
New research has confirmed a need for more diversity in surgery residency programs in the United States to alleviate racial, ethnic and sex disparities.
Chronic stress can lead to burnout and negatively impact nurses and patients. As we celebrate Nurses Month, learn tactics to prioritize self-care and seek help when needed, skills essential for providing quality patient care.
Christine Laine, MD, MPH, FACP, Editor-in-Chief of Annals of Internal Medicine, from American College of Physicians (ACP) reviews the medical journal’s most popular articles of 2022.
The World Health Organization recently announced that monkeypox should now be called mpox. Here’s what that means.
Nurses spend a significant amount of time with their patients. Learn why nurses are in a great position to educate patients on vaccines and disease prevention.
DynaMed Deputy Editor and Internal Medicine Physician Dan Randall, MD, MPH, FACP reflects on the benefits of in-person conferences after attending the American College of Physicians (ACP) Internal Medicine meeting.
HealthStream Senior Program Manager Kimberly White explores the challenges around professional burnout in the healthcare environment, and what it means for lifelong learning.