About half of all workers still have unused paid time off at the end of the year, which could pose a health hazard.

HealthDay News — Working with an incompletely staffed team is associated with greater odds of burnout for physicians, according to a research letter published online May 14 in JAMA Internal Medicine.

I’m taking some time off from full-time employment (I still ... Alarmed: You’re correct, and I reached out to the letter writer directly the day the response was published originally.

He told the BBC there was a "bias" against him because of his advocacy in a row between doctors and the government. In a letter to Dr George ... an issue with his work. In fact, he said, he ...

An elite surgeon from a top hospital in Beijing has been fired and expelled from the Communist Party after his wife revealed that he had affairs with several mistresses, in some cases leading to ...

Senior doctors and nurses strike outside Auckland City Hospital. Photo / Jason Dorday I have not heard one person say they are against the striking health professionals. I remember my son training ...

I request President Trump stop his destructive efforts, and work with congressional members from both parties to foster these values and help improve the health, welfare and future of all Americans.

There would be a week off for the transition, but otherwise ... Overseen by permanent staff, they performed day-to-day work and responded to after hours emergencies at the sound of a bell. By ...

I’m ticked off ... my lab work with another office. And my cardiologist…I came home from hiking to be ready for our phone appointment and you never called me either! Time to change doctors!

A gynecologist at Oregon’s women’s prison was assigned to work in the ... he tried to hold doctors accountable. He said the agency covered them up instead. In a Jan. 16 letter to the ...

But the one-page recommendation letter he got from Dr. Trent Austin, an emergency medicine doctor in Batesville, Ind., who's also licensed in Ohio, won't do him much good. A doctor's ...

I know I could get off of Oxycontin if I had Darvon ... It wasn’t withdrawn because it didn’t work. It certainly worked for some as your letter shows, but in general, it was more toxic ...