The racially motivated mass shooting on May 14 at Tops Markets cast a cloud of sadness over 2022. So savoring the feel-good stories of the past year means even more especially the ones involving family members of shooting victims and survivors. Continue reading →

FeaturesRadica Mahase19 Hrs Ago Build your support system. - Courtesy Rahul's Clubhouse DR RADICA MAHASE If you talk to any parent or caregiver of a child with autism, and children with other types of special needs, they will tell you that it is very challenging giving their children the level of care and the opportunities that they need to develop and thrive. Continue reading →

[Source] A team of scientists from the University of Tokyo has finally solved the ongoing conundrum of why babies kick in the womb. Using motion capture technology and a musculoskeletal computer model, the team analyzed muscle communications in newborns' and infants' bodies Continue reading →

Lisa Saunders prayed to God that she could love Elizabeth just the way she was to see her as a little girl and not some hopeless prognosis. Doctors in 1989 told Saunders her daughter would likely never walk, talk or feed herself. Saunders spent the first two months of Elizabeths life in a depression. Continue reading →

Angus boy faced three-year wait on NHS for autism diagnosis Calendar An icon of a desk calendar. Cancel An icon of a circle with a diagonal line across. Continue reading →

Every family has a story. We'd like to share the piece of our story with you that became a life changing event for our family Continue reading →

Dec 30, 2022, 10:24pmUpdated 3d ago By: Erin Logan A Southport couple is making it their mission in 2023 to save children with an extremely rare genetic disorder. Just before turning 5, Jack Dwyer was diagnosed with spastic paraplegia, or SPG50. Continue reading →

There is still no single official clearly in charge of food at FDA, and the agency suffers from serious organizational and cultural problems that make it painfully slow to get just about anything done, as a POLITICO investigation found earlier this year. These findings were confirmed this month in a major outside review of FDAs foods program, sparked in part by POLITICOs reporting on the FDA and the infant formula disaster, that was conducted by the Reagan-Udall Foundation, a nonprofit that supports FDA. The lack of a single clearly identified person to lead the human foods program has adversely impacted the organizational culture and led to overlapping roles and competing priorities that result in what is perceived as constant turmoil, concluded the expert panel, which was led by Jane Henney, who served as FDA commissioner during the Clinton administration Continue reading →