April marks Parkinson’s Awareness Month. Established by the Parkinson’s Foundation, the month-long observation aims to raise broader awareness of Parkinson’s disease, some of its potential…
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Report: State of Disability Services In U.S. Unsustainable, In Need of Transformation
A new report lays out just how much the COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the country’s ability to support and provide for people with intellectual and…
National Stress Awareness Day
April 16 marks National Stress Awareness Day, a time for us all to reflect on the stress that is a part of our daily lives…
It’s Black Maternal Health Week: Here’s How to Show Your Support for Black Mothers Everywhere
As part of this April’s National Minority Health Month, the Black Mamas Matter Alliance has announced its fourth annual Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW), which…
Five Stars for Poor Service: How the Nursing Home Rating System Was Compromised
An influential star-rating system designed to assess the quality of nursing homes is not as reliable as patients and families might have hoped. Established by…
The Truth About Protective Equipment for Handling Asbestos
Modern science has now proven that there is no safe level of asbestos exposure. However, many people believe that wearing a mask can prevent asbestos…
Global Asbestos Awareness Week: The Truth About Occupational Asbestos Exposure
Some jobs come with known dangers. Sadly, there are countless jobs that also come with a hidden danger: asbestos. A common asbestos myth is that…
Who Is Really At Risk of Developing Mesothelioma?
Much of what you see in the media about mesothelioma features senior citizens as the victims, so it’s easy to believe that only elderly people…
How Dangerous Is Asbestos Really?
There are countless myths surrounding the current use of asbestos. Many Americans wrongly believe that asbestos has been banned in the US, but unfortunately that's…
