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Some families credit autism therapy for aiding their children. However, proposed Medicaid reductions in Indiana may make it inaccessible.

Shaunna Thompson was struggling to find childcare for her daughter Abbie. In 2022, Abbie was expelled from daycare due to her erratic behavior. Thompson eventually found a in-home provider but was informed that Abbie’s behavior was too much to handle every day. Thompson’s experiences inspired her to seek help for her daughter, who was also

As the year 2023 approaches, face masks have become a common sight in the American landscape.

NEW YORK (AP) — The scene: A crowded shopping center in the weeks before Christmas. Or a warehouse store. Or maybe a packed airport terminal or a commuter train station or another place where large groups gather. There are many individuals present, but upon observation, it is evident that one thing is noticeably missing: face

Quaker Oats is recalling certain granola products due to potential contamination with salmonella.

Quaker Oats issued a recall on Friday for multiple granola items, such as bars and cereals, due to potential salmonella contamination. According to the Food and Drug Administration, Salmonella infections can result in symptoms such as fever, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and stomach pain. In rare instances, this bacterial illness can be deadly. PepsiCo’s brand, Quaker,

A woman of color faced criminal charges following a miscarriage, highlighting the dangers of pregnancy after the Roe v. Wade ruling.

Ohio was embroiled in a heated argument regarding abortion laws when Brittany Watts, who was 21 weeks and 5 days pregnant, started experiencing the passing of large blood clots. Reworded: Watts, who was 33 years old, had not informed her family about her pregnancy. She visited a doctor’s office for the first time during her

. Is the rule of “women and children first” actually followed in most emergencies? According to experts, it’s usually survival of the fittest for everyone involved.

According to recent events, the traditional notion of “women and children first” has been disregarded. The saying and its serious implications about prioritizing individuals in a disaster have its origins in shipwrecks from centuries ago and have been popularized by Hollywood’s depiction of the Titanic tragedy. It is once again being discussed at a time

Latinos in pro-Trump areas are being recruited by “insurance godmothers” to enroll in Obamacare, despite the threat of repeal by Trump.

Latinos in Miami are making their way to a kiosk and an office with “Obamacare” signs in a dilapidated shopping center, accompanied by the sounds of salsa music from the food court. They are looking to renew their health insurance plans before the end of the year. The mall’s vicinity is the most supportive of

Unfortunately, the autopsy report states that Matthew Perry passed away due to complications caused by ketamine.

The autopsy report for 54-year-old actor Matthew Perry, best known for his role in “Friends”, states that he passed away due to the immediate impacts of the anesthetic drug ketamine. The results were released on Friday. According to the autopsy report from the Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner, Perry’s cause of death on

The government of Mexico has shut down a melon-packing facility that was linked to a Salmonella outbreak involving cantaloupes, which resulted in the deaths of eight individuals.

The Health Department in Mexico City has issued a directive to temporarily shut down a melon-packing facility that has been linked to salmonella outbreaks resulting in five deaths in Canada and three deaths in the United States. The company involved was not named by the department, but Malichita and Rudy brand cantaloupes were linked to

Businesses have announced a collaboration to introduce mosquitoes that combat dengue in the Caribbean.

Two private companies have formed a partnership to release mosquitoes that have been bred with a bacterium in the Caribbean. This bacterium is known for blocking the dengue virus, which is crucial as the region faces an overwhelming number of cases. Orbit Services Partners Inc., a Barbados-based company, is teaming up with Verily, a health

Angry about the setback to the ban on smoking in casinos, employees start smoking during a meeting at the New Jersey Statehouse.

Workers in Atlantic City’s casinos, who are in favor of a smoking ban, have decided to take action themselves despite the unclear future of the ban. They gathered on Thursday to make their voices heard through smoking and speaking out. The United Auto Workers union members caused a disturbance during a state Assembly committee meeting

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Some families credit autism therapy for aiding their children. However, proposed Medicaid reductions in Indiana may make it inaccessible.

As the year 2023 approaches, face masks have become a common sight in the American landscape.

Quaker Oats is recalling certain granola products due to potential contamination with salmonella.

A woman of color faced criminal charges following a miscarriage, highlighting the dangers of pregnancy after the Roe v. Wade ruling.

. Is the rule of “women and children first” actually followed in most emergencies? According to experts, it’s usually survival of the fittest for everyone involved.

Latinos in pro-Trump areas are being recruited by “insurance godmothers” to enroll in Obamacare, despite the threat of repeal by Trump.

Unfortunately, the autopsy report states that Matthew Perry passed away due to complications caused by ketamine.

The government of Mexico has shut down a melon-packing facility that was linked to a Salmonella outbreak involving cantaloupes, which resulted in the deaths of eight individuals.

Businesses have announced a collaboration to introduce mosquitoes that combat dengue in the Caribbean.

Angry about the setback to the ban on smoking in casinos, employees start smoking during a meeting at the New Jersey Statehouse.