As a cardiovascular physician, I’ve seen patients who have heart failure and heart rhythm problems due to COVID-19.

As e-cigarette use continues to be concerning among teens and adults, another type of flavored nicotine product is increasing in popularity – oral nicotine pouches and lozenges. What are they? Are they safe? Can they help you quit smoking? We answer these questions and more in this blog.

Six experts answer your questions about travel, playdates, restaurants and other public gatherings. Find out how to keep your unvaccinated kids safe and what situations to avoid.

A lot of people have asked us whether a lack of side effects means a lack of protection. Here infectious diseases expert Jasmine Marcelin, MD, answers what side effects really mean.

Nebraska Medicine offers numerous mental health resources, including an intensive outpatient program focused on helping individuals struggling with psychiatric disorders and substance use.

A large multi-center orthopaedic clinical trial that Nebraska Medicine researchers are a part of seeks to reduce the risk of blood clots and/or bleeding after hip or knee replacement surgery.

Simply put, lymphedema is a fluid traffic jam.

Find out how people regain their senses with something called smell training.

Learn more about a device that’s allowing our Heart and Vascular team monitor patients from home, improving their quality of life.

If you've heard about teaching hospitals performing nonconsensual pelvic or prostate exams while patients are under anesthesia, be reassured that this does not happen here.