Articles from Cerebral Palsy Guide

With special education enrollment at a record 8.2 million and special education teacher shortages in 45 states, knowing the law matters more than ever.

Despite major advances in neonatal care, the United States still has no universal screening protocol for cerebral palsy, delaying diagnosis for many infants. Cerebral Palsy Guide examines the screening gap, the cost to families, and the growing push for earlier detection.

Magnesium sulfate has been shown to reduce the risk of cerebral palsy in some preterm babies by about 29%. Yet despite strong medical evidence, many eligible pregnancies still do not receive the low-cost treatment before delivery.