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/PRNewswire/ -- The Parkinsons Foundation today announced a new educational series that aims to improve health outcomes for people with Parkinsons disease...

Pregnant or postpartum women with disabilities are at relatively high risk of experiencing violence, often from the people closest to them, new research suggests.

BU School of Medicine has launched a curriculum designed to graduate doctors who have a solid knowledge base, strong ability to clinically reason, and can provide patient-centered, equitable care.

As a doctor who cares for the dying, I know that direct-care aides are invaluable to patients and their families. We need to honor the work they do.

Image: Penn State April 20, 2021 MCKEESPORT, Pa. — Penn State Greater Allegheny’s signature program, The Crossing Bridges Summit, held its final installment of a four-part series discussing Black Women’s Health. The event was held on April 15. The panel focused on political and policy influences and was sponsored by Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield and Allegheny Health Network. Recordings of this installment and the entire 2020-21 series are available at watch.psu.edu/cross...