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The plans to close almost every ticket office in England have caused outrage, with the Mirror campaigning to save them - and disabled rail users have now applied for a judicial review

Through a multitude of assessment tools, findings suggest that lower amounts of physical activity directly correlate with higher rates of fatigue in patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS).

The Kerala High Court has sought response from State government on the plea moved by a 19-yr-old medical aspirant with locomotor disability, denied admission to pursue MBBS Course."It must be borne in...

Each year, millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental health condition. However, mental illness affects everyone, directly or indirectly thro

Data suggest that healthcare costs triple for survivors of police shootings in Canada, compared with costs before the shooting and with costs for nonfirearm injuries.

A mom whose son has Spina Bifida shared an Instagram post capturing the first time he got into his wheelchair all on his own. Her reaction speaks to the importance of celebrating milestones, no matter how "small" they may seem.

Associate Professor at the University of Oulu Teemu Myllylä, a leading expert in biomedical engineering, recently discussed his team's groundbreaking work in brain health monitoring and early detection of neurodegenerative diseases at the recent 6G-enabled sustainable society event.

Voting is now open for all eligible people.

Pti: Saadhya Trust for Social Development Wins 7th NS Hema Memorial Award for 'Outstanding NGO' in the Disability Sector

Two disability groups have labelled the general election voting system “inaccessible” and say it compromises disabled New Zealanders’ right to a confidenti