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The official ballots for next week's general election identify just one candidate for the job of top prosecutor in Fairfax County, but a group that identifies itself as victims' rights supporters hopes to push another man into the office instead. Defense attorney Ed Nuttall, who lost the Democratic primary in June to incumbent Steve Descano,

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The third annual edition of one of Rain Foundations' flagship programme, Kiss The King, will be held on Sunday December 17, 2023 at the Estees Bee Event Center in East Legon.

The majority of rare diseases currently have no or few effective diagnostic and treatment procedures, which can be attributed in part to a lack of funding for research on rare disease pathogenesis and a lack of representative patients. Rare Neurological Disease Treatment Market are one of the most common types of ra...

Ava Rebbechi  says migraines stole her childhood. Now shes terrified they will steal her future too.

The devastating condition damages people's ability to think, remember and perform basic daily tasks, and at the moment, there is sadly no cure

Conventional advice to eat a low-fat diet for weight control may help reduce your calorie intake but could be bad for your brain and future risk of dementia.

Giving up on all types of fat could increase your risk of dementia, according to an expert.

After four strokes left Olivia Lewis experiencing locked-in syndrome, doctors said she would never walk or talk again. Today, Lewis is doing both, as she works to raise awareness about young strokes and the rare syndrome that left her in a vegetative state for months.

According to a recent report by Future Market Insights, the market for treating rare neurological diseases will experience phenomenal growth between 2022 and 2032. By the end of 2032, revenues from the treatment of rare neurological disorders are expected to surpass US$ 19.795.14 million.According to a newly publish...