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Noticing a 'floppy baby' feel to her newborn, Rebecca Carney eventually found her daughter Shea was suffering from a rare disorder which just 330 other people worldwide are said to have

Pacific disability advocates call on next government to provide better services for them.

Italian researchers find that ketogenic diets not only reduce the frequency and intensity of migraines but also significantly alleviate fatigue in sufferers. The study opens new doors for alternative, diet-based therapies for chronic and high-frequency episodic migraineurs.

The relapse benefit of ocrelizumab in multiple sclerosis is confirmed for the first time in patients 60 and older starting therapy, say researchers in findings they hope will inform choices.

The inclusion of disability insurance in total super balance under the proposed $3 million super legislation is a glaring oversight by Treasury, says a legal expert. Daniel Butler, director of DBA Law

Former players who receive Social Security benefits will not receive cuts to their NFL benefit payments.

I am packed with frustration and tingling with fury. My problem, however, is that this is no one’s fault

We want to spread the important message that communities value all perspectives and contributions...

PHOTO RELEASE: Maryland Department of Health joins Maryland Departments of Disabilities and Labor to honor 31 direct support professionals for their serviceThe

A decade-long study involving 2.3 million adults in Wales found that greater exposure to green and blue spaces (GBS) is linked to reduced rates of common mental disorders (CMD), particularly among socio-economically deprived individuals. The findings suggest that increased access to GBS not only has mental health benefits but can also offer additional ecological advantages, informing policymakers on the value of GBS in community planning.