Music has long been more than entertainment. For thousands of years, it’s played a powerful role in healing. Ancient shamans used rhythm and sound to fight illness. Today, nurse practitioners bring ...

Doctor Primrose Freestone, a professor of clinical microbiology at the University of Leicester, has stressed that people do not use their electronic devices whilst they are on the toilet for one ...

WellSpan Health is using virtual nursing in the ED to complete admission assessments with carts in private rooms. The health system is also exploring how to leverage the technology for patients who ...

All doctors should be given work phones to help tackle burnout and protect medics from abuse, according to members of the British Medical Association (BMA). It comes as one doctor described using six ...

She’s doing everything she can to keep life normal for her eight children – but a call from the school nurse showed just how much they’re carrying, too ...

An Australian nurse had her life upended when scammers hijacked her phone number, drained her bank accounts and opened loans ...

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Objectives To examine patient consultation preferences for seeing or speaking to a general practitioner (GP) or nurse; to estimate associations between patient-reported experiences and the type of ...

Medical–Surgical Department, College of Nursing, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Background: As frontline healthcare workers, nurses played major roles during the COVID-19 pandemic, ...

Mobile phone use is not directly linked to brain tumours.(SHVETS production) Myth 3: Mobile phones and microwaves cause brain tumours.

Hagh, who is researching the addictive nature of social media, said she believes she was likely experiencing what’s called “problematic smartphone use” or phone addiction. Jay Olson, a post-doctoral ...

I've Been Using the Photoshop iPhone App for Months, and Now Android Users Can Too Katelyn Chedraoui Writer I Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering social media, AI and online services.