February 2023 Articles

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Study finds autism rates have tripled among young kids: What to know

Study: Event with Fivefold Increase, Autism Still Likely Undercounted

Grothman's Bill to Expand Workplace Choice for Individuals with Disabilities

Lawmakers Revice Effort to Prop Up Disability Services

Pediatricians Get Guidance on Hospitalizes Teens with IDD

Would cameras make group homes for disabled people safer? Debate rages over privacy.

Felon accused of posing as therapist at Michigan autism treatment center ordered to trial

For Centuries, A Small Town Has Embraced Strangers With Mental Illness

Big Changes Coming to Medicaid Disability Services as Public Health Emergency Ends

Staffing shortage takes a toll

Bill creating group studying IDD in criminal justice system passes W.Va. Senate

Texans with mental illnesses are dying in Houston-area jails. They didn’t need to be there.

A young man with autism has lived for months in a Reno hospital. He's not sick. He has nowhere else to go

NJ group homes have a staffing crisis. Can cameras and 'remote care' fill the gaps?

Commentary: Direct-care vacancies put vulnerable New Yorkers at risk