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Almost eight years after the attacks of September 11, 2001, a New York judge has laid a road map that may help resolve some of the hundreds of lawsuits filed by first responders suffering from respiratory and other medical ailments.

More than seven years after the attacks of 9/11, first responders are suffering the effects of the toxic dust thrust into the air by the collapse of the World Trade Center, according to a recent study.

One in every two marriages ends in divorce, making life more difficult for the children caught in the middle.

Divorced parents find state laws failing their kids

Upcoming forum to highlight parkinson’s advocacy

Traveling out of state or country for medical treatment, commonly referred to as medical tourism, is now catching on with parents seeking specialized surgeries for their children.

Childhood obesity making surgery riskier

Discover your child’s special gift or talent

Frontline and new book highlight effect of parkinson’s on families

J. A. Osowski is trying to make it a little easier by telling the story of an ant who becomes a hero, despite being teased and laughed at by his fellow ants.