The 19th shares details of a groundbreaking new study that spotlights the effects of Roe v. Wade's overturn on relationships, ...

The state auditor report found poor record keeping and a lack of therapy to accompany psychotropic medications.

It is “impossible” to meaningfully assess the effectiveness of child in ... led to CIN plans continuing beyond the point of necessity, despite the stigma families can feel when accessing section 17 ...

He said at the time: "I don't think any child is a great home schooler because they definitely listen to other people better than they listen to their parents. "Mia enjoyed it the first week ...

“Regulated child care facilities that lack their usual sources of power, drinking water, wastewater treatment, etc., or have lost records, documents or other paperwork may be able to reopen under an ...

Trump previously said he has "concepts" of a health care plan. Vice President Kamala Harris said former President Donald Trump will roll back health care protections if he wins the presidential ...

"Health care for all Americans is on the line in this election," Harris continued. MORE: Trump said he has 'concepts' of a health care plan. What we know about his policies In a post on his social ...

Health leaders have warned Labour’s plans to raise £25 billion by taxing employers could “fatally undermine” their mission to fix the NHS, with elderly Brits to “bear the brunt” of the cost. The NHS ...

Investing in pediatric emergency ... investing in the care could save more children. The price of such an investment would be modest, ranging from no cost to $11.84 per child, according to Oregon ...

There is a federal law to prevent emergency room doctors from withholding lifesaving care. Passed nearly four decades ago, it requires emergency rooms to stabilize patients in medical crises.

If every emergency room in the United States were fully prepared to treat children, thousands of lives would be saved and the cost would be $11.84 or less per child, researchers found. By Emily ...

It’s easy to get sticker shock when signing up for health insurance — but this year more residents enrolling in plans through New York’s Affordable Care Act marketplace will be eligible for ...