Aphasia is a loss of language skills. People with aphasia may not be able to express their thoughts (expressive aphasia) or understand others (receptive aphasia). Read on to learn more.

Common workplace hazards can lead to serious injuries. Do what you can to create a hazard-free workplace.

Whether you’re moving a patient, lifting a box of supplies, or pushing a cart or wheelchair, your back is always working. Use the tips below to help you reduce your risk of back injury.

Protect your back at work by using good body mechanics to maintain the 3 natural curves of your spine.

Any fears, conflicts, and concerns you have about HIV and AIDS can affect your patient care. Use available resources to overcome barriers.

HIV is spread from person to person through body fluids. These CDC guidelines will help prevent the spread of HIV.

Hepatitis B and C are serious threats to healthcare providers. Always use these standard precautions to protect yourself.

Learn the risks of medical gases and how to prevent exposure.

You'll be trained on the hazards of chemicals you work with. For your own benefit, follow safety guidelines.

Ethylene oxide is commonly used to sterilize medical equipment. Follow these precautions to protect yourself from harmful exposure.