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Nonprofit Spotlight: Center for Developmental Services in Greenville, South Carolina Uniting Health Professionals to Place Families First

Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with Center for Developmental Services Executive Director Dana McConnell on how the organization unites therapists and…

COVID-19 News from Nonprofit Country

Various nonprofit sectors have experienced a range of impacts. Conferences and group meetings are being delayed or cancelled. Nonprofits that…

Study: Exposure to Thirdhand Smoke Possible Through Chemicals that Cling to Clothing

Exposure to thirdhand smoking is possible through even the chemicals that cling to one’s clothing after smoking, according to new…

Colleges and Universities in America Likely to See Drop in Enrollment if Coronavirus Is Not Contained

Higher education institutions are likely to undergo a drop in enrollment and applications from Chinese students if the coronavirus outbreak…

California Bans Purchase of Chemical Linked to Child Brain Damage

The Gates philanthropists announced a $100 million donation to help fund research for treatments for the coronavirus.

Bill and Melinda Gates Donate $100M for Coronavirus Research, Operations to Help At-Risk Countries

The Gates philanthropists announced a $100 million donation to help fund research for treatments for the coronavirus.

Millennials Experiencing More Loneliness than Older Adults, Study

Major surveys in the U.S. have identified that loneliness is a major issue among millennials, with 29% reporting that they…

Women’s Choice on Abortion Could Change This Year

With the upcoming presidential election in the United States and two starkly different opinions on abortion on either side of…

Study: During Formative Years, A Child’s Brain Benefits from Reading, Suffers from Screen-Time

A new study by researchers at the Reading & Literacy Discovery Center of Cincinnati’s Children’s Hospital was able to produce…

Study Finds Lifespans in US and UK Impacted by Economic Inequality

A new study by researchers at universities in the United States and Europe found that people who are wealthy tend…

Mental Health Study: Majority of Women Who Had Abortions Felt Relief, Not Regret

A new study published in the journal Social Science and Medicine found that the majority of women who have had…

Study Finds 20 Percent of Young Adults in the US Are Prediabetic

A new study found that 1 in 5 young adults in the US are prediabetic.

Study: Hearing Loss Can Lead to Cognitive Deficits

A new study found that even those who have slightly poorer hearing run the risk of experiencing cognitive deficits.

Students in Seattle Public School System Required to be Vaccinated

Students in the Seattle public school system will be required to be vaccinated by the first week of January in…

Individuals and Families Suffer from Lack of Nutrients – With Hunger and Obesity Happening Simultaneously

While individuals and families across the country and the globe are suffering from hunger, some are suffering from obesity, and…

Why are Prescription Glasses Hard to Acquire in America?

The Atlantic has launched a conversation around eye exams and routine eye care in America. Why is it so hard…

Children’s Wisconsin Hospital to Ban Children Under 12 to Help Prevent the Spread of Illnesses

Children’s Wisconsin hospital is implementing a temporary ban on children under the age of 12 in order to help prevent…

Mental Health Coverage Falling Behind

Mental health coverage is falling behind, with many Americans across the country having to go outside of their health care…

Study Finds Having a Good Relationship with Your Family Contributes to Your Health

A new study published in the Journal of Family Psychology found that having a good relationship with your family is…

More Polio Cases Now Caused by Vaccine Than by Wild Virus

LONDON (AP) — Four African countries have reported new cases of polio linked to the oral vaccine, as global health…