KATHERINE ELLISON

Amid a burgeoning neurodiversity movement, some say autistic children who are nonverbal and intellectually disabled are being left behind.

For many Americans, cancer has become less an imminent threat than a chronic illness, serious but not necessarily deadly.

Some experts say sleep deprivation is a contributor to “post-hospital syndrome” — a term for the weakened immune systems, loss of body mass and other impairments that land many people back in a hospital soon after discharge.

Getting promising new medications into the hands of doctors and their patients has proved difficult.

The Million Veteran Program holds data on over 150,000 Black Americans — more than any other source.

A ghost network, a term commonly used by professionals, describes a panel of medical providers who for various reasons aren’t providing.

Professor is convinced that her lab-coat-wearing raccoon character could inspire children — and their vaccine-reluctant parents — to adhere to coronavirus best-practices.

The co-founder of the health resorts Golden Door and Rancho la Puerta insists you don’t need to spend a lot to reap the benefits of a pampered retreat.

The YouTube entrepreneurs, who wear their diagnoses — and rare resilience — on their sleeves, are planning a virtual summit next May that’ll focus on the stigma they face.

There aren’t enough psychiatrists, psychologists, developmental pediatricians or school psychologists to care for these kids, experts say.