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Two Toronto researchers have expressed their doubts about the efficacy of Diclegis, the only drug approved to treat morning sickness in both Canada and the United States.... Read More

Pregnancy is a glaring, but largely unaddressed, blind-spot in our evaluation of prescription drugs. Pregnant women are almost universally excluded from clinical trials, leaving physicians... Read More

Making ends meet is difficult for most families who care for children with disabilities. The practical costs of raising a child with learning disabilities, cognitive impairments,... Read More

Many parents will feel a distinct sense of relief upon entering mediation. After months or years of stressful litigation, the attorneys are hopeful that a... Read More

Nearly 300 families have sued GlaxoSmithKline, claiming the company’s potent anti-nausea drug Zofran causes birth defects. As the growing litigation develops, more and more women... Read More

Supplemental Security Income can be a big help, especially for families of children with disabilities. Monthly payments can make meeting budgets a lot easier, helping... Read More

Recent studies have challenged the safety of Zofran, a pharmaceutical frequently prescribed during pregnancy – linking the drug to an increased risk for serious birth defects. While... Read More

For the first time in history, people living with disabilities will be able to open ABLE accounts – special tax-advantaged saving accounts to store money,... Read More