Time for an "Early" Journal Celebration.

AJN enters its 125th year as the leading voice in nursing.

Training Equity Improves Health Equity.

Addressing supply-demand issues to meet our health system's needs.

Intersectionality in Nursing Practice.

Developing an intersectionality-informed stance.

Observations from the Bedside.

When the nurse becomes the patient.

This Could Be a Game Changer.

Creating a potential solution to the nursing workforce issue.

A Paradigm Shift in Obesity Care.

Treatments are available and improving.

A Changing Nursing Landscape.

These are complicated times for the world and for nursing.

Making Our Voices Heard.

Elections have consequences for a variety of health care issues.

On Quotation Accuracy.

What distinguishes this journal from the rest.

Celebrating Black Nurses' Contributions to Health Care.

Despite discrimination, these nurses helped solve a postwar shortage.

A Classic in Nursing.

Celebrating the life and work of Barbara Braden.

Ending the HIV Epidemic.

Despite progress, there is still much work to be done.

A Perspective on Artificial Intelligence.

How this technology might impact nursing practice.

From the Patient to the Human Experience.

Designing a health care system that is safe and equitable.

Is Sharing Caring?

The benefits and consequences of patient access to health records.

The Kids Are Still Not Alright.

We have a crisis in child and adolescent health in this country.

Confronting Racism in Nursing.

How nurses can contribute to dismantling racism in meaningful ways.

Climate Change Is a Threat to Public Health.

Nurses must be part of the solution.

Making the Case for Case-Based Learning.

Is it time for an academic-practice-publishing partnership?

The Silent Epidemic of Workplace Violence.

Taking the next step in protecting health care workers.

Evolution in a New Year.

Making a commitment to learning, growth, and change.

Keeping Viruses in Check.

Vaccine misinformation continues to plague our profession.

The Aim of the Editor.

AJN's new editor recommits to the journal's original mission.

HIV infection and its implication for nurse leaders.

Over the past few years, new research has been published about HIV-are you and your staff members caught up?