Doctors aim to minimize harm and maximize joy for newborns facing bronchopulmonary dysplasia A new treatment at Nationwide Childrens Hospital has increased the survival rate for babies facing a chronic lung disease from four in five to 99 in 100. Babies who are born prematurely can experience an array of health problems, and one of the most common is bronchopulmonary dysplasia, also known by the acronym BPD. In severe cases, BPD has a fatality rate of 20 percent. Continue reading →

"Despacito" hitmaker Luis Fonsi talks about the success of his massive track and his "beautiful year" as he is honored at the BMI Latin Awards in Beverly Hills. (March 21) AP Latin: When Luis Fonsi released his 2017 single Despacito, it became a hit song and an internet meme Continue reading →

Spasticity is a medical condition where muscles get continuously contracted. Continue reading →

A doctor who treated a teenager with cerebral palsy before his death has denied a claim the patient received a poor standard of care because he was disabled. Continue reading →

In this op-ed, Sarah Kim explains how her boyfriend helped remind her that microagressions shouldn't be an acceptable part of life. One day in July, I went to visit NYUs philosophy department with my boyfriend Continue reading →

OFFICE FOR SOCIAL MINISTRY Despite the recent news of mass shootings, hurricanes, typhoons, and families suffering from the effects of migration, it is important to remember that the Holy Spirit continues to bring GOOD NEWS and hope to the vulnerable. Continue reading →

Americans tell a story about poverty that goes something like this: If the poor work hard enough, they wont be poor anymore. There is truth in this, of course Continue reading →

Hope Haven Children's Hospital began in 1926 in a former roadhouse near the Trout River. It moved to its landmark white brick facility at Atlantic Boulevard and Bartram Road in 1940. The building was demolished in 1994. Continue reading →