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San Jose High School will add all-gender locker room after nonbinary and transgender students speak out about feeling unwelcome

A special event was held for the family of an 8-year-old boy who needs a bone marrow transplant. Tuesday night at the Pine-Richland vs. Seneca Valley basketball game, players and fans from both teams wore T-shirts to honor Jax Ramirez. To join the national bone marrow registry: Text JAX to 61474 or go to my.bethematch.org/jax.

Like many college students, Washington & Jefferson College senior Erin Burns spent much of early December studying for finals. But the accounting major added one more activity to her to-do list: potentially save a stranger’s life. Burns, 21, traveled to New York City earlier this month to donate blood stem cells to a 65-year-old woman […]

Jax has a rare autoimmune disease affecting just one in 1.6 million people.

Jackson “Jax” Ramirez was only 2½ years old when his parents realized something was seriously wrong with his health. That 2017 holiday season, the Ramirez family was on the way to a Christmas tree far...

A new report found Philadelphia to have among the highest "informal helping" and "formal volunteering" rates in the country, prompting shock among some outsiders. Locals aren't surprised.

"Every person should have a second chance at life," Missy Ramirez said.

Courtesy of the Ramirez family(NEW YORK) -- Seven-year-old Jax Ramirez was born a "typical little boy," according to his mom -- but now, he's one in 1.6 million

Missy Ramirez shares her story of both fear and hope for her son, Jax Ramirez' battle with IPEX.

This Mother’s Day, Missy Ramirez shared her story of both fear and hope for her son, Jax Ramirez' battle with IPEX.