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Hospitals Are Rolling Out AI. Nurses Say They’re Being Left Out

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping healthcare, but many nurses say they’re being left out of the process as these tools are adopted. This...

Silence Still Kills: Only 32% of Clinicians Speak Up on Safety Risks, New Study Finds

A 2026 national survey of over 3,500 clinicians and healthcare administrators reports that only 32% consistently speak up about safety concerns—indicating that nearly 68%...

Nursing Homes Are Discharging Patients to Homeless Shelters. Federal Reports Raise Safety Concerns

Federal inspection reports and patient advocates are raising concerns about nursing home discharges to homeless shelters in Ohio, a practice that may put patient...

Maternal Deaths Spiked During COVID. Why Are Black Mothers Still at Higher Risk?

Pregnancy-related deaths in the United States rose sharply during the COVID-19 pandemic, surging more than 60 percent. While overall rates have stabilized, Black mothers...

Even With Resources, Lena Dunham Says She ‘Couldn’t Get the Help’—What That Reveals About Pain Bias in Women’s Healthcare

Actress and author Lena Dunham says her chronic illness highlights systemic flaws in women’s healthcare, such as pain bias and racial disparities affecting Black...

She Said She Was in Labor. No One Listened. Minutes Later, She Gave Birth on the Side of the Road

When a patient says something is wrong in labor, that report is not anecdotal. It is clinical data. Mercedes Wells’ experience shows what can...

Pressure Injuries Can Form in Hours. This New Sensor Could Change How Nurses Prevent Them

Pressure injuries (PIs) can develop rapidly—sometimes within hours—making prevention a critical, urgent challenge for nurses. A new sensor-based fabric from Georgia Tech aims to transform...

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