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Disabled Mira Mesa man completes 'Pitch for Awareness' mission at every MLB stadium; Tom Willis' campaign started in 2008 after a first pitch at Petco Park.

The U.S. POINTER study aims to explore if lifestyle changes like exercise, diet, and social activities can help preserve cognitive function in older Americans at risk for dementia. Modeled after Finland's successful FINGER study and set to complete in 2025, this extensive research will involve 2,000 participants and focus on diverse and culturally informed strategies.

Plumber awarded more than £130,000 after he was left out of work messages while on sick leave

Mirror columnist Rachel Charlton-Dailey says the Tory party conference is using disabled people to distract from their own damage to taxpayers

Brittni Mason, a Paralympian in track and field, talks about prepping for Paris 2024, why she loves getting her nails done before a meet, and more.

Education segregation could continue for Australia’s young people for at least another generation – and possibly longer – in light of the disability royal commission recommendations.

“As soon as you say you have a disability, they decide you can’t do the job… So many times, I now hide it. And other people I know hide it too.”

Telegraph: A landmark UK employment case is a double-edged sword, writes Celia Walden.

Nevada’s decision to expand mail-in voting for the 2020 general election has become a partisan battleground, after President Donald Trump’s campaign sued to block the election changes put in place by the state’s Democratically-controlled Legislature in a summer special session.

“I’m so sorry that I’m sure many of you had to go through this kind of thing,” the Pennsylvania senator said at a disability access hearing.