The board charged with overseeing California's 350,000 registered nurses often takes years to act on complaints of egregious misconduct, leaving nurses accused of wrongdoing free to practice without restrictions, an investigation by The Times and the nonprofit news organization ProPublica found.
Problem nurses stay on the job as patients suffer
NYU Langone Health, one of New York City’s major hospital networks, announced this week that it...
The U.S. government has given an ultimatum to the international group that helps provide vaccines to...
