For patients undergoing a blood draw, various factors including illness, dehydration and anxiety may hinder phlebotomists from finding a healthy vein easily. But Siti Hamimah’s goal remains: To draw ...

For many children living with chronic pain, the experience is often misunderstood and isolating. An all-women interdisciplinary team at KKH is determined to change that by helping these young patients ...

Some nurses are hesitant to file police reports and follow through with court proceedings because they often must share personal information, such as their name and address.

I do feel like in a lot of ways that this was God’s will and it was the path that he put me on a long time ago because my ...

Given limited opportunities at home, young Indonesians are using the hashtag, #KaburAjaDulu (#JustRunAwayFirst), as a call to their generation to go overseas. What must the country do to persuade them ...

Barcelona fought back from a goal down to beat Real Oviedo 3-1 on Thursday, with second-half goals from Eric Garcia, Robert Lewandowski and Ronald Araujo overturning Alberto Reina's first-half opener.

Side sleeping can help keep your airway open at night, helping you breathe easier, while sleeping on your back can block your airway.

One of the great paradoxes in healthcare is this: Women make up the majority of the workforce and drive most healthcare decisions in U.S. households, yet they remain persistently underrepresented in ...

Working together as a team to better communicate between physicians and nurses as well as the complete caregiving team will enhance the experience for patients.

Using a heads-up surgical system can relieve neck and back pain, according to a speaker at the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons meeting. Supriya Sriganesh, MBBS, MS, said 70% to 90 ...

The preferred side of the bed is more than a simple habit, influenced by biology, psychology, and evolutionary instincts. Side sleeping, the most common posture, impacts spinal alignment and can ...

If you’ve ever been hospitalized, you know there are two kinds of people you see most often: nurses and their assistants. Doctors might sweep in dramatically, like guest stars on ...