Living Well With Alzheimer’s Disease: What We Can Do Now and A Look at a Promising Future
By Allison B. Reiss, M.D.
One of the most compelling challenges of our time is the increasing number of people being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s …
Reclaiming ‘Missing’ Children: They Don’t Fail – the System Fails Them
By Rhokeisha Ford, Center NYC
As a New York City public high school principal, I learned that a percentage of my students were literally unaccounted for. Their names appeared on my roster, …
Ways in Which a Toxic Relationship Could Kill You
By Mary Campbell
Relationships are good. Humans need to be in relationships. You stay connected when you are in a relationship. But what if …
Why is Breast Cancer Mortality Higher for African-American Women Than for White Women?
By Padmashree Rida & Ritu Aneja, The Conversation
White women in the U.S. are slightly more likely to develop breast cancer than black women …