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Writing a textbook can be overwhelming when you're just starting out, but it can be done. These steps will help turn your ideas into print.

The newborn’s circadian rhythm is typically established by 12-16 weeks of age through external factors such as light/dark exposure and the timing of feedings. But breastmilk plays a role, too.

The infant formula market in the US is highly concentrated. With such a concentrated system, when something goes wrong its impact can be profound.

When the World Health Organization declared Monkeypox a public health emergency of international concern many thought, “Here we go again.” How can we teach an approach to pandemic prevention that can embrace such diverse threats as COVID-19 and Monkeypox and other emerging infectious diseases?

The pandemic has highlighted the extent to which public health is political. Therefore, it is now important for both public health professionals and concerned citizens to be involved in influencing policy making.

The new framework brings changes to all graduate and postgraduate AACN programs, impacting nurses who are studying for bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees.

"Active learning" is a teaching method suitable for any discipline. Learn how two professors used this modern approach to teach material for which rote memorization had been the practice for decades.

The great need for cybersecurity professionals is worldwide and growing. Yet there is a huge gap between available cybersecurity jobs and qualified individuals who can combat bad actors. Learn why this gap persists and how educators can start to work toward closing the gap through innovative teaching tools and techniques.

We're so proud to share that Jacalyn Lund, author of Standards-Based Physical Education Curriculum Development, Third Edition, has just been elected President of Society of Health and Physical Educators (SHAPE) America.

Jones & Bartlett Learning is pleased to announce that the Navigate platform will soon have new and updated features to help your online course run more efficiently and effectively. This week, we'll explore enhanced course navigation features. New Previous and Next buttons at the bottom of each topic chapter page, allow you to move sequentially and eliminate the need to return to the homepage. You can also utilize the “jump-to” option in the drop-down menu to open any topic without returning to the homepage: Learn more about these exciting enhancements by attending an upcoming webinar.