The first thing that Jennifer Davis tells patrons who come to her seeking medical information is not to Google their symptoms. “It’s the worst thing you could possibly do,” says Davis, director of ...

On the fifth floor atrium of Rhodes Hall in the Wexner Medical Center at Ohio State, the Library for Health Information is tucked away — serving as a reliable source of evidence-based health ...

Thyroid nodules are surprisingly common, affecting up to half of the U.S. population, yet only a small percentage turn out to be cancerous. Endocrinologist Dev Abraham, MD, from Huntsman Cancer ...

Some medical labels come with clarity. Others come with confusion, frustration, and a lot of unanswered questions. Kirtly Jones, MD, explains why the term "syndrome" can feel unsettling for both ...

With degrees in both sports medicine and library sciences, it would seem to some that Jessica DeCaro’s chosen paths of study would rarely intersect. Yet, as director of Case Western Reserve University ...

Cultivating positive mental health, self-care, and mindfulness in our libraries can be a challenge. The following books provide support for patrons and staff in this critical area. Mindfulness is an ...

Access to the health education campus library is limited to health profession students that have classes in the building. CWRU and Cleveland Clinic campus community members without building access ...

New York City Department of Health experts may find it hard to keep up with the latest scientific research going forward — including on critical topics like pandemic preparedness — as the agency was ...