After the dark winter season, spring always comes forth. It’s an age-old reminder and metaphor that no matter what season you’re in, seasons inevitably change, and that brighter days are always ahead.

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Abstract: Healthcare institutions often face challenges in managing patient data, optimizing clinic workflows, and ensuring timely reporting. Smaller clinics, in particular, may lack the resources to ...

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USA TODAY's Books reporter Clare Mulroy recommends three books that you won't be able to put down this spring. Fetterman’s decisive vote sinks Iran war powers limit in Senate Trump’s administration ...

Rainy-day reads this month, featuring Utagawa Kunisada's 19th-century woodblock print "Rain of the Fifth Month (Samidare)" (background image public domain CC0 via the Metropolitan Museum of Art, edit ...

Spring into April with a good book! This reading list has something for everyone, from historical fiction to fantasy and memoirs. There’s something about spring that makes a fresh stack of books feel ...

With spring coming into full bloom, there can be few better ways to while away the time than leafing through a new book in the ever-strengthening sunshine that heralds a changing of the seasons. These ...

Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic takes a break from exhibitions to recommend his best art books to read. Each comes with a concise review to help you decide whether it’s for you. The Artist’s Roadmap: ...

Cleopatra’s comin’ at cha! But you’ve never experienced her like this before. In this historical fiction work, British fantasy author Saara El-Arifi seeks to correct the misconceptions long held about ...

“Okay. Are we ready?” That’s Mickey Woolery. “I am your instructor today and this is all about to get dirty. We are going to get messy.” Books on the Vine is more than just a bookstore. A small group ...