Elevate Your LNC Skillset

By Joseph Choi

An Office of the Inspector General (OIG) for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services... Read More »

More Than 1,300 Nursing Homes Had COVID Infection Rates of at Least 75% in 2020: HHS

By Nicole Wetsman and Jennifer Miao

U.S. cancer deaths have fallen 33% since 1991, according to American Cancer Society data, which... Read More »

Cancer Death Rates Down but Racial Disparities Persist Among Black Men and Women

By Emma Bascom

A report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Agency for Healthcare... Read More »

Systematic Review: About One in 18 Patients Are Misdiagnosed in ED

By Alexander Tin

According to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National... Read More »

Long COVID to Blame for More Than 3,500 Deaths So Far, CDC Reports

By Sarah Heath

Maternal mortality is worsening in all developed nations, but the gap between the United States... Read More »

U.S. Remains Worst in the World for Maternal Mortality, Health Equity

By David Agnew

There is a shortage of doctors across the United States, particularly in obstetrics and... Read More »

High Medical Malpractice Premiums Are Driving OB-GYNs Out of the Business. How Will Women Cope?

By Greg Iacurci

The U.S. economy faces an estimated $3.7 trillion in long COVID costs, and of that, $528 billion... Read More »

Millions Suffer from Long COVID – and It Costs Them $9,000 a Year in Health-Care Expenses, on Average

By Sara Heath

According to a study published in JAMA Network Open, patients are better able to understand... Read More »

Using Medical Jargon Confuses Patients Amid Low Health Literacy Trends

By Shannon Firth

A study published in JAMA Pediatrics found that a mental health workforce shortage designation... Read More »

Mental Health Workforce Shortages Tied to Increase in Youth Suicides