My 10 years as an ICU nurse have shown me that futile care is confusing and traumatic for family members, demoralizing for doctors and nurses, and dehumanizing for patients.

Frustration grows among doctors and nurses at a Southern California ICU where unvaccinated COVID patients are struggling for their lives.

Dr. Raul Castillo said he thought he was going to die from COVID-19, but his ICU nurse kept him positive.

It could easily be mistaken for the waiting room of a spa, but it's a room in the intensive care unit at Elliot Hospital — a staff gift from the doctors and nurse managers.

NPR's Ailsa Chang interviews Joel Zivot, an intensive care unit doctor, about why he thinks health care workers should not receive a coronavirus vaccine before others.

Three nurses share what their experiences have been like in the ICU during the coronavirus pandemic.

Loud noises startle him. And while the nightmares have gotten better, he remembers vivid hallucinations from the ICU, when doctors and nurses appeared to him as witches with shimmering faces.

In the war against coronavirus, doctors and nurses do battle not only against the virus but their own exhaustion. We go inside a Florida hospital to document these medical heroes.

Health & Science A Brooklyn ICU amid a pandemic: patients alone, comforted by nurses and doctors April 4, 2020 More than 5 years ago Summary ...

Medical workers across specialties are preparing to assist in the emergency and intensive care units as hospitals expect to be overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients struggling to breathe.

Now, a handful of doctors and nurses in places like Baltimore, Boston, and San Francisco are trying to yank the ICU into the 21st century.