Healthline • August 2021

What's Causing the American Nursing Shortage?

America’s healthcare workforce has been spotlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic. This spotlight has also brought increased focus to the nursing shortage that began in 2012 and is expected to last until 2030.

Healthline • July 2021

When Is Flu Season This Year?

Every year, millions of Americans get the flu. You can get the flu at any time of year, but most cases happen during flu season. The exact dates of flu season change every year, but it typically starts when temperatures start to drop in the fall and ends when they start to rise in the spring.

All Allied Health Schools • June 2021

Medical Assistants vs. Certified Nursing Assistants

People looking to join the healthcare field without committing to earning an advanced degree might find both medical assistant (MA) and certified nursing assistant (CNA) jobs to be appealing options.

Healthline • April 2021

How to Afford Your Insulin: Resources and Tips

Insulin prices have risen steadily since the 1990s. In fact, between 2012 and 2016, the cost of insulin increased by 20.7 percent every year. Increases have been slower in recent years, but costs are still on the rise.

Natural Healers • February 2021

The New Face of Integrative Health

The Partnering of Holistic and Traditional Healthcare Providers Alternative healers have more opportunities than ever before to work alongside their Western medicine counterparts.

Healthline • April 2021

What Is Childhood Alzheimer's?

When you hear the term “Childhood Alzheimer’s” you probably think of a form of Alzheimer’s disease that affects children. However, that’s not actually the case.

Healthline • February 2021

The History of Medicare

Medicare is celebrating its 55th year of providing health insurance. The program was first signed into law in 1965 and began offering coverage in 1966. That first year, 19 million Americans enrolled in Medicare for their healthcare

All Nursing Schools • January 2021

What is a Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL)?

Clinical nurse leader is a relatively new designation for nurses, but one that’s already become vital in many healthcare settings.

Healthline • December 2020

Can Taking Antibiotics Delay Your Period?

There are many reasons your period could be delayed. Everything from stress to serious illness can cause a late or skipped period. You might have heard that taking antibiotics is one of those reasons. However, antibiotics aren’t one of the causes of a late period. So, if your period is late during or right after a round of antibiotics, they’re not to blame.

All Nursing Schools • August 2020

How Much Can You Earn as a Travel Nurse?

A guide to the salary, benefits, and other perks you might enjoy as a travel nurse For nursing professionals who value freedom and wish to serve where they’re needed most, travel nursing can be a rewarding and exciting career track.

Healthline • August 2020

Does Medicare Cover STD Testing?

You can get coverage for STI testing through Medicare, but you’ll need to meet Medicare’s requirements. Medicare has slightly different rules depending on the type of test you need.

Healthline • August 2020

Medicare for Kids: Does It Ever Cover Them?

Medicare is mainly associated with Americans ages 65 or older. However, this isn’t always the case. Medicare also covers adults with certain health conditions who receive Social Security disability benefits. In a few cases, Medicare will even cover kids.

Healthline • August 2020

B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia: Symptoms, Treatment, and Outlook

Acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) is a type of cancer that affects your blood and bone marrow...

All Nursing Schools • July 2020

What Kind of Work Do Registered Nurses Do?

From the bedside to the fast-paced emergency room, registered nurses are needed in jobs throughout the healthcare industry.

Confident Quotes • April 2020

Learn How Life Insurance Payouts and Benefits Work

Life insurance payouts can be a tremendous help to family members or other beneficiaries after a policyholder passes away. Most people have life insurance plans in place to make sure their families are financially taken care of in the event of their death.

AllEducationSchools.com • March 2020

Gear Up for Teacher Appreciation Week May 4 to 8

Gear Up for Teacher Appreciation Week May 4 to 8 Being a teacher is a tough job in the best of circumstances, but the coronavirus has given new meaning to the challenges teachers face as schools across the country close to limit the spread of the virus.

All Allied Health Schools • March 2020

How to Become a Pharmacist

Pharmacy careers are growing fast in the United States, with a projected increased need for both pharmacists and pharmacy technicians through 2028. This is largely due to the growing number of senior citizens in the country, many of whom need medications and additional medical care as they continue to live longer lives.

AllPsychologySchools.com • March 2020

PsyD in School Psychology | All Psychology Schools

A PsyD in school psychology is a doctorate-level degree that prepares students to become practicing school psychologists. As an alternative to a PhD, PsyD programs focus more on the practical applications of psychological treatment rather than research. Earning a PsyD can allow you to have more career flexibility and earning potential than with a master’s or specialist degree.

All Nursing Schools • March 2020

If You’re a Nurse, It’s Time to Celebrate

You probably know that every year in May, National Nurses Week honors nurses for their work caring and advocating for patients and their families. But did you know that 2020 is being celebrated as the year of the nurse as well?

Heather Lane Physical Therapy • February 2020

Common Mistakes When Caring For A Parent Or Spouse With Dementia

It can be overwhelming when your parent or spouse is diagnosed with dementia. At times, you might feel frustrated and confused by the increasing difficulty you have communicating with your loved one.