Noah Wyle leads a team of 'ER' veterans in Max medical drama 'The Pitt', a real-time chronicle of a 15-hour shift in a Pittsburgh emergency room.

Health 'I'm an ER doctor — these are the injuries I see most on 4th of July' Fireworks accidents, alcohol-related incidents and heat emergencies top the list of Independence Day medical crises ...

“It’s more like warehousing.” Hospital care at home ER boarding has reached such a crisis point that some hospitals have begun to invest in a promising solution to ease the overcrowding crisis.

Quetiapine ER oral tablets don’t come in other strengths, such as 25 mg or 100 mg. But, immediate-release quetiapine tablets come in 25-mg and 100-mg strengths.

As an emergency physician I'm not trained, it's just not part of what I do to pull a tooth if you've got a severe cavity. So if you've got a toothache, as long as you can control the pain at home, I ...

“ER” stands for extended release, which means the tablet releases the drug slowly, allowing your body to absorb it over time. Budesonide ER oral tablets should be swallowed whole.

After 11 seasons on ER, Wyle thought he was finished with medical dramas: "I spent 15 years avoiding — actively avoiding — walking down what I thought was either hallowed ground or traveled road." ...

Asking yourself: “Should I go to the ER?” Here are 10 common symptoms that lead to ER visits—and how to know when you should go to the emergency room.

For those who are experiencing a panic attack, a trip to the emergency room might feel necessary. And while ER doctors can give medication to help calm you down, most panic attacks are probably not ...

Thanks to Hulu, ER is now available to binge in full for the first time this year, and a whole legion of new viewers are discovering the groundbreaking drama for the first time. In celebration of ...

He says fully half of the hospital's ER super users are homeless. Just one night in the hospital can run three grand. Now the hospital pays a thousand bucks a month to house them.

It’s over, but it isn’t. In the ER, the dying never stops, but then neither does the living. Still, it’s difficult not to see the end of an era.