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First Person: Through the eyes of her 20-year-old son Caoimh, Adrienne Murphy is learning what it’s like to navigate the healthcare system as an autistic person

Early insecurities and pressure to fit in can leave you uneasy with the theory and practice of friendly bonds

Dollceanna Carter, who had spina bifida and scoliosis, died after a number of operations that left her with an "unauthorised device" in her back and allegedly led to her developing sepsis

Steven King was unable to visit the toilet or take his medication, and says he was told 'to call 999' if he needed a drink – an experience that left him contemplating suicide

Costco court decision helps define how HR should navigate reasonable accommodations for disabled employees

Plan to categorise people into one of three separate levels depending on severity of their disability

Disability is a condition shaped by existing physical, social, environmental, and communication barriers. Regrettably, it is often perceived through the lens of either charity or the medical model, resulting in individuals with disabilities being relegated to the status of dependents rather than active citizens.

Despite reporting the broken lift over a week ago and forking out £150 per month for property maintenance, wheelchair user Chris Purnell remains stuck in his fourth-floor flat

Sam Vestey, 21, believes the wheelchair icon featured on blue badges and disabled parking bays is outdated and has launched an alternative logo.

Organizers showed successful examples of accessibility on campus and held a presentation on digital accessibility.