Nurses Have Reached Their Breaking Point At Work
The erosion of trust, institutional failure and rising violence from patients drive nurse turnover. Another critical factor in nurse retention, is the erosion of trust between nurses and the institutions where they practice.
How History's Deadliest Pathogen Infected A Private High School
Tuberculosis (TB), caused by the slender, rod-shaped Mycobacterium tuberculosis, is one of humanity's great scourges. It's ancient, contagious, highly lethal, and thrives in impoverished settings. A well-funded private school is just about the last place we would expect to find a TB outbreak.
2026 Nurse Practitioner Happiness Index Report: Behind Their Smiles
Nursing is often defined by its demands: long shifts, heavy patient loads, and the emotional weight of caring for others. But behind the negatives of nursing, many nurse practitioners (NPs) report a fuller picture: real happiness, strong relationships, and a growing sense of optimism about where their lives are headed.
How A Nurse Turned Frustration Into A Lucrative Business
Nursing skills like problem-solving, communication, and prioritization can translate naturally to entrepreneurship. Nurses with business ideas can benefit from trusting their instincts, doing their research, and taking the first step.
Nurses: These Shoes Are Perfect For 12-Hour Shifts
If you’re searching for the most comfortable shoes for standing all day, it’s worth taking recommendations from the people who rarely get to sit down.
Nurse Business Survey: 55% Nurses Earn Outside Income
Owning a business is nurses' top pick for their ideal future. More surveyed nurses chose "owning a business I fully control" (26%) than any other answer, including staying happily in their current role. Money, not motivation, is the biggest barrier.
A Century Ago, Thousands Inexplicably Became Comatose. It Remains A Mystery.
Encephalitis lethargica (EL) is a mysterious neurological disease that impacted millions of people from 1917 to 1930, causing a wide range of symptoms including hypersomnia, immobility, and even death. Despite a century of scientists analyzing the disease, experts aren’t sure what exactly caused the illness, nor do they know for certain if it could return.