After suffering an injury or experiencing symptoms, doctors say the best place to get care depends on what you need treated.

As emergency room doctors nationwide plead for help to ease patient overcrowding, the one federal program that could fix the crisis is poised to lose funding. Across the U.S., ER patients who need to ...

I just finished reading a message concerning the elimination of the ER at Carson Tahoe Hospital.  What I see as a problem are people who are using the current ER […] ...

Injuries, infections, and headaches can leave you with one very important question: Should I go to the emergency room? Mishaps happen, and our bodies do strange things. And when you’re experiencing ...

The ER is for emergencies—we know this. But which health conditions classify as "emergencies" can be confusing. It's important to know the guidelines for coming into the ER. Emergency physician Dr.

Syracuse, NY – The baby boy came into Upstate University Hospital’s emergency room screaming and struggling to breathe. “A very sick baby coming in,” the intercom crackled. He needed to get to the ...

There’s a lot of exciting new television debuting in 2018, and yet arguably the most exciting addition to the streaming landscape has been a show that actually debuted way back in 1994. Thanks to Hulu ...

A slight man falls off his barstool. Now he’s an ER patient, slurring insults and flailing at staff trying to examine him for injuries. When a nurse begs him not to because we don’t know yet whether ...

The NBC series starring Noah Wyle was the first medical drama to win SAG’s outstanding ensemble in a drama series award.

Quetiapine is a generic drug prescribed to treat the symptoms of schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or depression in some people. Quetiapine has FDA boxed warnings for increased risk of death in adults ...

Haupt is a health and wellness editor at TIME. Haupt is a health and wellness editor at TIME. Emergency room doctors see the worst-case scenarios, the weird fluke accidents, the mysterious ailments ...

The brash hospital show ER burst onto television screens in 1994 as part of NBC's famed Thursday night lineup and changed the landscape of medical dramas forever — or at least that's how it seems a ...