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Money may not buy happiness, but some college majors could help you land a job in a very satisfying industry.

Want a satisfying job? These college majors could lead the way

In her address to nursing leaders during the third anniversary of the Institute of Medicine’s landmark report, “The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health,” Donna Shalala, chair of the IOM report committee, praised the progress that nurses were making on its recommendations.

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Strong Enough to Care Enough is the motto for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. As manager of infection prevention/epidemiology, Renee Watson takes that personally.

Fighting infection at hospitals

The process for responding to a heart attack is fairly standard. When a patient goes into cardiac arrest, someone calls 911 and an ambulance arrives and transports that person to the hospital.

If you’re one of the estimated 65 million Americans who are providing care for a loved one, chances are you’re feeling exhausted, overwhelmed and near the end of your rope.

How caregivers can take better care of themselves