Learn how to use inclusive language in a healthcare setting when interacting with patients across different gender identities and sexual orientations.

Teens who misuse prescription medication often take pills from friends and family. To help prevent misuse, parents can adopt medication safety practices.

American Assembly for Men in Nursing member Rasheem Wynn, BSN, RN, remembers traveling to basketball games with his daughter, then a nationally ranked high school player, and observing her world up close. Wynn would notice the other players’ habits, particularly the unhealthy behaviors...

What patients and providers need to know about uses of artificial intelligence in health care settings, and how it relates to personal information.

Nursing is a field dominated by women. But removing the stigma of male nurses could bring in additional talent needed to address the nursing shortage.

Having a baby in neonatal intensive care can be overwhelming. How can parents find support and build the skills they will need once home?

About $5 billion in usable prescriptions are thrown out in the United States every year. What if someone else could benefit from your unused medicine? Read this guide to learn more about donating and properly disposing of prescription medication.

Recovering from an eating disorder can be especially challenging in seasons of uncertainty and isolation. How can individuals support their own recovery and reach out for the help they need?

The coronavirus pandemic accelerated the adoption of telehealth. How can patients and providers become comfortable with the technology?

Millions of student-athletes in secondary school experience concussions each year. How can school nurses and their support system help them heal