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Study highlights the benefits and potential risks of ADHD medication, revealing that stimulants like amphetamines and methylphenidate reduce the risk of psychiatric hospitalization and improve long-term employment outcomes, though concerns about adverse effects such as increased heart rate and potential for triggering psychosis or mania remain.

A local stroke survivor is planning a fire walk in Belfast to raise awareness and funds for stroke victims.

A group that works with adults with disabilities has opened its third location in the Ohio Valley.PALS’ new location in Bellaire services adults with disabiliti

A Mosgiel mother of two children with disabilities says she is devastated by “cuts to an already threadbare funding system”. Dr Amy Taylor said disability...

WARNING UPSETTING DETAILS Florida resident Heriberto Alejandro Sanchez-Mayen is suing two officers in the city of St. Petersburg, claiming their cruel treatment and reckless driving following his arrest led him to become a quadriplegic

A unique new collaboration between Specsavers and London's National Gallery is helping to highlight the importance of regular eye tests to help detect glaucoma before it can damage sight

The Social Security Administration's new chief is promising to overhaul the agency's system of clawing back billions of dollars it claims was wrongly sent to beneficiaries, saying it “just doesn't seem right or fair."

On Tuesday, Cole County Sheriff John Wheeler stood before the County Commissioner to request a higher budget to provide mental health care to inmates.The Sherif

Providers say the roughly 2% increase in funding is more like a budget cut because of inflation. And they say Nebraska's system is struggling to stay afloat.

Björn Eichstädt on Japan's unseen tech: A world of societal innovation