By Amber Ferguson | Washington Post | August 6, 2021 Who gets paid to be a caregiver is complicated. Medicaid, Medicare… Read More »Unpaid Caregivers: How America Treats Women Caring for Paralyzed Partners
by David Armstrong | ProPublica | August 4, 2021 A settlement is about to shield members of the Sackler family from… Read More »We Are Releasing the Full Video of Richard Sackler’s Testimony About Purdue Pharma and the Opioid Crisis
By Jan Murphy | [email protected] | Penn Live | August 4, 2021 As expected, Pennsylvania’s Gov. Tom Wolf has renewed the… Read More »Gov. Tom Wolf Extends Opioid Disaster Declaration Through Aug. 26
By Katharine Sanderson | Nature | August 3, 2021 As women’s soccer, rugby and other sports gain popularity, scientists are… Read More »Why Sports Concussions Are Worse for Women
by Shaun Heasley, DisabilityScoop | July 29, 2021 Federal officials are sending millions of dollars to states to strengthen respite care… Read More »Millions Headed To States For Respite Care
By Julian Roth, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 27, 2021 Likening their governor to a dictator and crusading against the unilateral actions… Read More »Pa. Could Soon See Effects of Governor’s Limited Power in Emergencies
By Lesley Torres, Bloomberg Law®, July 27, 2021 Nursing homes are pushing back on recent Covid-19 vaccine reporting requirements that… Read More »Vaccine Reporting Called Taxing for Short-Staffed Nursing Homes
Today marks the 31st anniversary of the ADA. Here are some interesting facts from the United States® Census Bureau.
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By Ruthy Muñoz, Skift – Jul 22, 2021 The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is launching a worldwide action group… Read More »Flyers With Disabilities Will Get Support From New Airlines Industry Group