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New Study Investigates Whether Artificial Sweeteners Could Raise Diabetes Risk

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Millions of people use artificial sweeteners every day to reduce sugar intake, manage weight, or support blood glucose control. Yet...

Job Dissatisfaction Is Driving Nurse Turnover More Than Pay, Study Finds

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes A new national study found that more than one in four registered nurses left their primary job during the final...

Gallup Poll: Americans Trust Nurses More Than Doctors. Experts Explain Why

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Why do Americans trust nurses more than doctors? Experts say nurses often spend more time with patients, serve as frontline...

Low Testosterone May Signal Higher Cancer Risk in Men, Major Study Finds

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Low testosterone may signal more than hormonal changes. Researchers say it could be an important biomarker that helps identify men...

World Cup 2026 Draws Millions Outdoors. Experts Warn About Skin Cancer Risks

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes As millions of fans gather for World Cup 2026 matches and fan events across North America, health experts are drawing...

RN Turnover Is Still High. Expert Says Nurses Need More Than a Seat at the Table

Staff RN turnover remains a costly and persistent challenge for healthcare organizations, even as hospitals continue investing in workforce initiatives, retention programs, and new...

Social Determinants of Health Can Outweigh Genetics in Predicting Disease Risk, Study Finds

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes A new study published in The American Journal of Human Genetics found that social determinants of health, including environmental conditions,...

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