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A cell phone video showed the moment a nurse brawled with a fellow subway passenger on Chicago’s red line.

Pope Francis marked International Nurses Day Tuesday by calling on the nations of the world to invest more in healthcare coverage for their citizens.

An Italian nurse working on the frontline against the Chinese coronavirus was brutally sexually assaulted by an African migrant after finishing her shift and heading to her home.

President Donald Trump honored a group of nurses at the White House on Wednesday, thanking them for their efforts to fight the coronavirus.

Democrats will demand work permits for hundreds of thousands of non-immigrant foreign workers in the next coronavirus rescue bill, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Tuesday.

Internal National Health Service (NHS) documents seen by a British newspaper have revealed that London’s emergency coronavirus field hospital has turned away critically ill patients as a result of a shortage of critical care nurses.

“Dogtor” Loki is making sure that nurses at the University of Maryland Medical Center are being looked after during the coronavirus pandemic.

A man in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, did something extra special this week for healthcare workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.

A group of Florida-based medical professionals at Miami’s Jackson South Medical Center began their day with a rooftop prayer, kneeling and asking for God’s “guidance and protection” as they and others on the front lines continue to battle the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the nation.

A group of registered nurses and surgical technicians from Vanderbilt University Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee, said a prayer for all those impacted by the coronavirus.

NHS nurses have been told to not wear their uniforms in public after some had been discriminated against and verbally abused in public, spat at, and called even “disease spreaders”.

A Connecticut pizza shop is pitching in to help the community during the coronavirus outbreak by donating pies to the doctors and nurses fighting the outbreak at a local hospital.

As America confronts the coronavirus (COVID-19), we might ask: Who’s more valuable: first responders or private-equity managers?  Which do we need more of right now: doctors and nurses or stock traders and their algorithms?  Which is more essential: hospitals or hedge funds?

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) secured the endorsement of the country’s largest nurses union, National Nurses United, the union announced on Tuesday.

A group of nurses who work at a Florida Department of Health clinic allege they have been told not to speak Spanish among themselves while on the job or risk being fired.

When 126 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit nurses won $10,000 on a ticket from their lottery pool, they decided to donate it to two coworkers in need.

Swedish nurses who work in the emergency room of a hospital in Kalmar are taking self-defence classes due to a rise in violent incidents from patients.

Former Marvel chief and comic-book icon Stan Lee has reportedly been accused of groping and other forms of sexual misconduct by several nurses who cared for him at his Los Angeles home.

Among the 58,000-plus names etched on the Vietnam War Memorial are the names of eight American civilian and military women, all nurses, who died from accidents or wounds sustained in Vietnam. On Memorial Day Monday, their names were remembered once again.

A survey of UK nurses carried out by their professional publication has found a narrow lead in support for Leave over Remain at the upcoming referendum. A poll of 500 nurses conducted for Nursing Times shows has revealed 43 per cent of respondents

A raucous group of Hillary Clinton supporters rallied with a mariachi band above the Las Vegas Strip with just hours to go before the Democratic debate.

After a week of damage control and apologies for mocking a nurse,  a guest co-host on “The View” reports that none of it was sincere. Behind-the-scenes “The View’s” mockery of the profession marched ever onward. After co-hosts Michelle Collins and

Foreign nurses recruited to work in East Lancashire are quitting the NHS because the north is nothing like London. A quarter of the first wave of recruits have left, in part as they are unable to understand the regional accent.