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British television presenter Ruth Langsford is calling for speedier dementia diagnoses after caring for both parents with the condition. Her advocacy shines light on how faster diagnosis helps families access support sooner.
A mother turned her journey of supporting her son with Asperger's syndrome into a foundation that has trained thousands of caregivers across India. Neena Rao's Margika Foundation now helps families navigate neurodivergent conditions with empathy and practical tools.
Millions of families caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's just got meaningful help. The FDA has approved AXS-05, the first treatment specifically designed to ease agitation in Alzheimer's patients.
A major Nigerian bank is tackling the country's autism care gap with a new program focused on early detection, caregiver training, and policy reform. The initiative could bring coordinated support to thousands of families currently navigating the system alone.
A major Nigerian bank is partnering with health groups to fix critical gaps in autism diagnosis and family support. The initiative could help thousands of families currently navigating the system alone.
Cancer survivors in Coldwater, Michigan, will gather for an evening of connection, hope, and celebration this May. The event brings together those who've fought cancer and the caregivers who stood by them.
Three Illinois counties are celebrating cancer survivors with a free brunch this Saturday, bringing together patients and caregivers for food, fellowship, and hope. The event kicks off a summer of community support for those fighting the disease.
After losing her 13-year-old daughter with cerebral palsy, a South African mother is creating a support network to help other families raising children with disabilities. Her mission: ensuring no parent feels alone in their caregiving journey.
Three Illinois counties are throwing a celebration brunch for cancer survivors and their caregivers this April. The free event welcomes anyone touched by cancer, whether diagnosed yesterday or decades ago.
Researchers created a simple, one-question screening tool that helps doctors quickly identify hoarding behaviors in people with Alzheimer's and dementia. The breakthrough could lead to earlier help for families struggling with unsafe living conditions and stress.