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Researchers Use MRI to Diagnose, Find Causes of Cerebral Palsy in Children

December 12, 2025 Written by Mary Ellen Ellis

Australian researchers are moving the needle even further in diagnosing cerebral palsy early. Using MRI scans, they have connected certain brain damage patterns to genetic and other causes, making it easier to identify cerebral palsy or the need for genetic testing. The research should help children get earlier, more effective treatment and help explore the […]

Cerebral Palsy Research Grants Focus on Early Detection and Treatment

November 13, 2025 Written by Mary Ellen Ellis

United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) recently announced the winners of its annual research grant program. The UCP’s mission to promote independence and inclusion for people with cerebral palsy and similar disabilities includes supporting innovative research. The theme for the 2025 Research Grant Program was “Change is Possible for CP.” The 2025 Research Grant Winners UCP began […]

Family Awarded Record $951 Million Award in Severe Birth Injury Case

October 15, 2025 Written by Mary Ellen Ellis

A Utah judge recently awarded a Wyoming family nearly $1 billion, a record-setting amount for medical malpractice in the state. Parents Daniel McMicheal and Anyssa Zancanella sued a Salt Lake City hospital for a botched delivery that left their now five-year-old daughter Azaylee with serious disabilities. While the family is unlikely to receive the full […]