If you live in New England or Michigan, chances are you’re hearing a lot about Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). Here’s what physicians need to know.

Driving low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) as low as possible seems to be the mindset of many clinicians and patients these days. But how low is too low?

Meet Gina DeVesty MLS, BSN, EBSCO’s Nursing and Allied Health Medical-Surgical Section Editor. Learn more about her and how her expertise is used to help EBSCO create top notch nursing and allied health content.

The National Academy of Medicine created a committee to chart the path for the future of nursing and nursing technology. Here is an insider’s view of the committee’s final Town Hall Meeting.

Two new studies investigate shorter duration of DAPT after stent placement in patients at low-intermediate risk of bleeding. Read more in the latest EBM Focus.

The APA is committed to advocating for the field of psychology and its role in promoting health, education, and human welfare. Such advocacy initiatives include delivering testimonies in response to federal legislative and regulatory issues. Behavioral health interventions, including a “whole person approach”, are vital to addressing the opioid epidemic, APA CEO tells Congress.

A new study evaluated self-reported cannabis use in pregnancy and maternal, perinatal, and neonatal outcomes. Read more in the latest EBM Focus.

Aflibercept may not be worth the cost for patients with diabetic macular edema and good visual acuity. Read more in the latest EBM Focus.