A Calgary family celebrates a major milestone for their son — a dream they were never encouraged to believe was possible.

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Canberrans from an array of backgrounds, including the arts, academia, the community, health, defence force and sport, have ...

Co-best graduate at the University of Lagos, Damilare Adebakin, speaks with AJIBADE OMAPE on how balancing academics with other aspects of his life was ...

The emphasis on safety, professional guidance, and understanding underlying motivations demonstrates that even supportive parents aren’t approaching these decisions lightly. The data suggests that as ...

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In the largest clinical genomic profiling study of non-Hispanic Black men with metastatic prostate cancer to date, researchers from Moffitt Cancer Center, University of Pennsylvania, University of ...

Now, parents fear their perennially online offspring are devolved into digital drug addicts due to the prevalence of modern technology, per a nightmarish new report. Study authors found that ...

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