Outdated Rules of Disability Program Put Recipients at Risk
Participants in a vital government assistance program for individuals with disabilities have expressed serious concerns about outdated regulations that may jeopardize their health and well-being. The rules are reportedly causing unintended harm, raising questions about the efficacy and humanity of the program. Read more.
Sudanese Refugees Face Dire Conditions in Chad
The ongoing civil war in Sudan has led to an unprecedented refugee crisis, with over 10 million people displaced. Many have fled to Chad, where the local population struggles to provide for the increasing numbers of Sudanese refugees. Supply shortages of food, water, and medical care are exacerbated by a lack of funds and infrastructure, leaving refugees vulnerable in makeshift camps. Read more.
Innovative Treatments for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Approximately 163 million people worldwide struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), which manifests in various distressing forms. Researchers, including Carolyn Rodriguez from Stanford, are exploring novel treatment avenues, such as ketamine, to assist those who do not respond to conventional therapies. The awareness of OCD symptoms remains essential for both patients and healthcare providers to ensure effective intervention. Read more.
