As we delve into the many indicators of Canavan disease, we must unravel the clues that enable us to spot early detection. In our efforts to shed light on these clues, we sit down with Myrtelle, a biotech specializing in gene therapy and innovative treatment approaches in rare diseases. more

This article explores various tips on how best you can teach teens about avoiding harmful drugs so that they make informed decisions during those formative years. more

With professional help and the support of others in the same situation as you, you can stop reactive abuse, recover, and move on to a new chapter in your life. Here's how to start... more

For outdoor enthusiasts, the options for a good exercise are many and fun. Here are some ideas you can try out with your loved ones. more

Stopping for a moment and taking a look at your community can really help you understand the significance that it all holds. The traditions, experiences, and narratives that shaped everything around us can really help us to understand who we really are.  more

Knowing what needs to be in place and how to safeguard yourself in your industry will ensure that you’re never taken advantage of or put in a dangerous situation just to increase someone else’s bank balance. more

This article will discuss recent developments in cancer studies over the past year or so. While they are concepts, they provide a potential future where cancer therapy can be inexpensive, painless and available for everyone worldwide.  more

Most people are beginning to open up about the subject, as one survey shows that 87% of Americans believe mental health issues are nothing to be ashamed of. Studies have shown that speaking to a trusted person has many benefits. Here are some of them. more

Youth homelessness also takes less recognizable forms: couch-surfing teens and children whose families have been forced to double up with relatives or friends and who might go undetected by authorities. more

For every 100,000 children in the U.S. – with 1 in 5 of those children having a mental, emotional or behavioral disorder in a given year – there are only 14 child and adolescent psychiatrists available to treat them. Why the shortage? more