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Summer is almost here and while everyone else is planning their awesome family getaway, you think of your special needs kids and wonder if their autism, their wheelchair, their behavior, ...

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For women heading into their 50s, the thought of aging can bring some uncomfortable and conflicting emotions to the surface.

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National Women’s Health Week is coming up May 12-18, 2013 and it’s an important reminder for women to take their mental and physical health seriously, not just for this one week, but for ...

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Each year in the United States, 1.4 million people experience a traumatic brain injury, a type of acquired brain injury, according to the National Institutes of Neurological Disorders ...

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If you’re like most people, your car is more than just a means of transportation — much, much more. It represents freedom.

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Two children with an aggressive form of childhood leukemia showed no evidence of the disease after being treated with an experimental cell therapy, a research team from The Children’s ...

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When it comes to making decisions about aggressive medical treatments for the terminally ill, a recent study suggests that if quality of life is the goal, less is actually more.

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Have you ever wondered if cancer has a distinct scent?

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Most Americans are aware that hunger and poverty are large problems in this country. But many do not know that it is not only the homeless on street corners that do not have enough to ...