5 Researchers Share $500,000 Prize for Work on Gene Editing
The recipients of the annual Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research are being recognized for their contributions related to the development of the tool, called CRISPR-Cas9.
South Carolina Sues Oxycontin Maker Purdue over Opioid Marketing
The lawsuit by South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, filed in Richland County Court of Common Pleas in Columbia, accuses the company of the unfair and deceptive marketing of opioid painkillers.
The Conceptualization of NDT-Based Handling Techniques for Infants: Two Perspectives
An in-depth look at the Neuro-Developmental Treatment/Bobath frame of practice applicable for infants with and/or at risk for cerebral palsy and related neuromotor disorders.
Music Therapy Found to Be of Little Help
The finding comes as a blow to many people who promote the therapy as a way to help children with autism.
4 Things Nurses Should Never Say to Patients
When working as a nurse with long shifts and lots of patients, it is easy to forget what it’s like to be a patient.
Nurses Leaning Into Uncertainty
Nurses show up, even when uncertainty is the only thing we know to be true.
Healthcare Providers Finally May Be Getting Serious about Cybersecurity
Escalating attacks on healthcare IT systems have caught the attention of hospital decision-makers.
How the Healthcare Cloud is Revolutionizing Patient Care
As consumers do more research about their healthcare plans and treatment options, providers that offer cloud-based solutions and technology will be more competitive.
The Doctor Will Analyze You Now
A health center for native Alaskans brought mental and physical care under one roof, with impressive results. Why isn’t it more popular?
‘Battle Metaphors’ Affect Cancer Patients, Medical Experts Say
From fighting to winning, these words can be ‘detrimental’ to someone’s well-being, oncologist says.