Good riddance to an epically bad year and a warm welcome to a new one.

Stay home, stay safe, and have a very happy holiday season.

Our tendency to judge who is disabled is counterproductive and does real harm. Find out how better to approach this issue.

Has Covid-19 exposed an ugly secret about medical practices in America? Are doctors vastly over-treating their patients? Read more to find out.

The human brain can apparently turn off an immobilized limb and then bring it right back. The implications of this are profound for people with brain injuries. Find the details here.

Even in markedly bad times, it is important to be thankful.

You are a lot wealthier than you think. Find out why.

Leave the murder plots to bad TV programs. If you need one more reason not to go through with it, here it is.

Being blind can mean automatic approval for Social Security disability, but there are other qualifications. Find out what they are and what you can do.

If I retire or become disabled, what is Social Security going to pay me? Some average numbers will give you an idea.

The disabled were returning to work in large numbers before the Trump-Covid-19 economic collapse. What does this tell us about Social Security disability? What lessons can we learn?

Always tell Social Security about a change in your marital status if you are getting benefits. Not doing so could end up costing you a fortune.

President Trump has proposed a suspension of payroll taxes. This bad idea would cause substantial harm to Social Security while putting workers and employees in a bad place. Find out the details here.

Awaiting the decision? I thought you said we already won. Clear up the confusion here.

Doctors often order one test after another after another. Is this wise? Could it kill you? Find out here.

Happy Birthday To Medicare And Medicaid, both turning 55 today.

Should life-changing decisions about Social Security disability be reduced to a mere game of chance?

There are at least 5 medical appointments you should keep in the middle of a pandemic. Which ones are they?

Covid-19 has already caused incalculable harm. Now, it threatens the ability of Social Security to pay all the benefits they owe.

A new article suggests that a lot of medical bills are simply fraudulent. Is that true?

A law designed to forgive student loan debt for the disabled is falling well short of its goals. Find out why and how you can avoid the pitfalls.

It's almost hard to fathom, but nonetheless true: companies are out there selling phony cures to the dying. Learn about them so you and your family can avoid becoming victims.

Covid-19 is not going away. Nor should our resolve to defeat it.

Take your social security retirement benefits At 62? Still a bad idea.

Doctors routinely implant stents in patients with chest pain. A new study suggests a less invasive and less expensive therapy is just as effective.