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Advanced Prostate Cancer Increasing for Men Over 50
Five years after the USPSTF recommended against PSA screening for all men, the rates of regional- and distant-stage prostate cancer is on the rise in men age 50 and above.
Oncology
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A Lack of Nurse Preceptor Training is Hurting the Next Generation of NPs
NPs as a community are passionate about education and raising the next generation â so why are there so few preceptors?
New Graduates
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10 Ways to Reduce Antibiotic Resistance, Make ICU Units Safer
Outbreaks of Acinetobacter baumannii typically occur in intensive care units and healthcare settings with very ill patients. A new study has unlocked a key step in how one Acinetobacter bacterium is
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Five Female Nurses That Will Go Down in Herstory
These five nurses will go down in herstory as some of the leaders that have spearheaded equality and empowerment in the field of nursing.
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Seven Dos and Donâts of Medical Malpractice Insurance for RNs, NPs and PAs
As RNs, NPs and PAs become more autonomous, their statistical risk of being sued for malpractice increases. Learn how to protect yourself.
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Diabetes DenialâWhat You Can Say to Your Patients
Denial is common in diabetes, a disease attached to a stigma of poor lifestyle habits. Beyond identifying the signs, healthcare providers should educate and empower patients about their future health.
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Covid-19 Testing Prior to Medical Procedures Could Manage PPE
Universal testing for Covid-19 prior to procedures could help manage PPE use and help determine risk for healthcare providers.
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Covid-19 Strongly Linked to Stillbirth, Poor Pregnancy Outcomes
Two studies recently published by the CDC further confirm the importance of Covid-19 vaccination during pregnancy and advise those who are pregnant to take whatever measures are reasonably possible.
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