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The nonprofit Roundup Fellowship says students living with disabilities often struggle in the school system. They're trying to help more of those students make it to graduation and beyond.

Scientists at UC San Francisco may have discovered a new way to test for autism by measuring how children's eyes move when they turn their heads.

When a little boy went missing from his home in China and the hunt for him proved fruitless, a smart police officer tried playing the child’s favourite TV theme tune to find him.

A young, healthy man developed a severe headache from a ruptured aneurysm, leaving him with invisible disabilities. Heres his warning.

Scientists shed light on the 25-million-year-old genetic twist behind why humans and their ape relatives lack tails.

There are 64 athletes from the London-Middlesex area flying out west to compete in the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games in Calgary, joining 346 others representing Ontario.

A disability rights advocacy group said Tuesday it will file a lawsuit seeking some 100 million won ($75,133) in compensation from the state and the Seoul Metro for banning all subway protests.

The majority of the approximately 50 cases nonprofit Migiwa takes on each year involve children with disabilities.

Downtown is still attracting landlords but suburban offices holding their ground

Actor Mithun Chakraborty recently suffered a stroke shining a light upon a medical condition that is a major cause of mortality and morbidity.