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Outlines what happens to the central nervous system when a patient suffers from Multiple Sclerosis, describes how they become impaired, and examines recently developed medicines that can slow the advance of the disease.

Expert guidance on providing effective AAC services for people with a wide range of disorders and illnesses.

Features a corporate sensitivity trainer who helps teachers and professionals working with children that have cerebral palsy.

Explores the impact of osteoporosis for individuals with physical disabilities.

Provides a framework for dealing with chronic illnesses.

Sheds light on the mysterious illness known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, which has no known cause or cure.

Helps a deaf child's parents choose an appropriate communication approach for their whole family.

Illustrates how people who are deaf and blind are able to lead fulfilled, even adventurous lives.

Presents the medical facts about diabetes; the differences between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes; the risk factors for developing diabetes; the warning signs of diabetes; and the critical steps necessary to control diabetes, including changes in diet and exercise, and proper medical care.

Ted Koppel compassionately presents Dillon's story as an opportunity to better understand the genetic disorder called Fragile X syndrome.