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Reviewing the State of Health Care on World Health Day 2016

Editor’s Note: This is a guest blog by Dr. Matthew Holder, MD, MBA. In addition to his roles as Global Medical Advisor for Continue reading →

Andrew Waters Shows Us The Danger of Stigma

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following post is a guest post from Mary Davis, Acting CEO of Special Olympics. Today, as on every Continue reading →

How Healthy Communities Improved My Health and Nutrition Habits

Editor’s Note: The following is a guest blog post by Carla Simon who has competed in Special Olympics for six Continue reading →

When Smiles Count More Than Words

EDITOR’s NOTE: The following is a guest blog by Mary Manley. Mary is a fan and friend of Special Olympics. She Continue reading →

Our Teacher, Trailblazer, and Friend Paul Berman (December 15, 1950 – November 10, 2013)

[Editor’s note: Paul’s family has asked that in lieu of flower people make a donation in Paul’s memory to Special Continue reading →

The Gift of Hearing

Over the last 10 years, our research has show that people with intellectual disabilities have more serious health problems than the general population. Continue reading →

We’re 99.5% the Same

Tom Golisano of the Golisano Foundation is the founding sponsor and major underwriter of the CGI Annual Meeting and a Continue reading →

Dare. Dream. Do.

Last night, I had the pleasure of honoring a visionary man, an influential friend of the Special Olympics movement, and Continue reading →

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