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By Diane Winiarski For the past few years, remote working was the norm, but that is changing.

Here's hoping the superhero miniseries' handling of ASL inspires other shows to follow suit

On MondaymThe Justice Department announced today that it secured a settlement agreement with Service Oklahoma, a state agency, to resolve its findings that the

Local mental health professionals have come together to revamp the Southeast Texas Chapter of the Texas Counseling Association (SETX TCA).The SETX TCA presiden

In a recent project, a group of disabled youngsters at House of Wheels created a promising design meant to enable wheelchair users to move mugs around independently.

Dr Rosalind Eggo, an Associate Professor of Infectious Disease Modelling at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), has been awarded over £1.9 million funding to lead research into drivers of health disparities and associated infectious disease burden across England.

Governor Mike DeWine, along with mental health and OSU leaders, unveiled the SOAR study on Friday.

A local university is stepping up its efforts to help students with mental health concerns.

Since 1969, the Community Opportunities Sheltered Workshop in Kirksville has provided opportunities for individuals with disabilities to give back.

June Lin started dancing 27 years ago and backed by a loving group of friends and family, she now performs professionally with Apsara Asia. The dance trainer and mobility exercise coach shares with CNA Women her love of dance and what that passion has led her to achieve despite her intellectual disability.