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Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, extensive research has emerged detailing the virus's ability to attack multiple organ systems, potentially resulting in a set of enduring and often disabling health problems known as long COVID.

New research shows that Paralympians may be facing an increased risk of RED-S as a result of a lack of research on nutrition and body image pressures.

The Senate Finance Committee is ramping up oversight of Social Security's overpayment problem and plans to meet with the agency every month "until it is fixed."

Service providers for people with developmental and intellectual disabilities say New Yorks next budget should include more money to help pay their workers.

The role of minister for disabled people has been downgraded by the government to be fulfilled by a parliamentary undersecretary who already has two other jobs, writes Rachel Charlton-Dailey

The holiday season can be stressful.

New concerns over the lack of access many Oklahomans have to mental health treatment.A new report just released shows only 25% of Oklahomans with health insuran

More than 100 families signed up to attend this year.

The mental health care space isn't set up for Black people, new research finds. But it could be.

The risk of death and disability among patients is greater in months after flu infection. Read more here to know why.