These past few years have proven just how essential nurses are. They're often the first person you see when you're sick, injured and even born. Plus, their exhausting, often thankless work is crucial ...

Who doesn't love nurses? They put us at ease when we're anxious or nervous, explain complicated health information in terms we can understand, guide us through difficult situations and so much more.

Deb Gauldin can't keep the humor out of anything. Her LinkedIn profile, for example, does have the standard information about her past nurse training (registered nurse 1979-1982, studied at the ...

Blake Lynch, aka Nurse Blake, is showcasing the humor and hard work in the nursing profession on his Shock Advised comedy tour Carly Tagen-Dye is the Books editorial assistant at PEOPLE, where she ...

In fact, a blog posted by the editors of schoolnurse.com even highlights a whole collection of touching and funny-bone tickling "gems" from nurses nationwide, including the tale about the 6-year-old, ...

Whether you’re networking, babysitting or meeting your new partner’s parents for the first time, there is one fallback that works in every single situation: clean jokes. Pulling a classic corny joke ...

Medicine was very different 40 years ago. When I entered medical school in 1970, the hierarchy was clear. At the top were doctors and chief administrators; almost all of them were men. In the lower ...

The benefits of humor in healthcare are often overlooked. Yet, laughter is linked to decreased stress levels, which can support the mental health of nurses in demanding roles. Some nurses may find it ...

“As a nurse, humor is definitely part of the practice,” Blake Lynch said. “The stories I bring to my shows come from my being a nurse across the country.” What: “Nurse Blake Shock Advised Comedy Tour” ...