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DELAWARE- Lawmakers are seeking ways to make healthy food more accessible across the state. This week, the State Senate passed the "Delaware Grocery Initiative," a bill designed to address the

Burnout is defined as chronic stress related to helping others. As a school social worker, I can certainly relate to this, and I believe teachers and other school personnel can

The annual "Point in Time" count, a marker of homelessness in Delaware, took place this month. Here's what to know

Thousands of Delaware BioScience community members head to work daily, inspired by a passion for science and a commitment to help people.

As health care shortages continue to rise, addressing elder care is one significant piece of the puzzle. More and more Baby Boomers are aging within (or into) the 65+ population

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention identified a rare, little-understood tick-borne illness as an emerging public health threat last week.

The median age rose in almost every state last year, census estimates show, continuing a long-term trend that is pushing states to prepare for aging populations.

A 39-year-old felon in Delaware who admitted to stealing more than a half-million rounds of ammunition over the course of a year and selling the pilfered rounds to gang members in Philadelphia and Dov...

(TNS) – The median age rose in almost every state last year, census estimates show, continuing a long-term trend that is pushing states to prepare for aging populations.

Utah ranks once again as the youngest state in the nation, and by no small margin, according to new U.S. Census Bureau estimates released this month.