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Helena Stewart Bennet died on October 18, 1918 when flu and pneumonia ravaged the Shropshire hospital she had been posted to.

Special Report: For more than 10 years, this 28-year-old has been trapped in dementia care units and A&E wards, abused by nurses and held in padded rooms. In all this time, he’s never had the care he needs

A Maricopa County, Arizona, prosecutor fired for falsely charging protesters as gang members said during a disciplinary hearing before the State Bar that she did nothing wrong, even when she charged a bystander who was not part of the protest. April Sponsel said she still believes nurse Ryder Collins is…

The first Australian Capital Territory voluntary assisted dying bill in more than 25 years was tabled in parliament yesterday.

Who's in the Locked In cast? Meet the stars of the twisty psychological thriller that's now streaming on Netflix.

General nursing council say outfits perpetuate negative stereotypes of profession and link death to a job that’s about caring

The Kentucky Nurses Association plans to ask the State Legislature to enact a safe staffing model. That means having a suitable number of nurses available at all times across the continuum of care with a proper mix of education, skills, and experience.

More inconsistences in evidence given at inquest into child's death.

MRI’s magnetic force pulled the bed and nurse into the machine