What is Sepsis? What are the Causes, Symptoms and Effects of Sepsis?
Indian American Dr. Pinaki Panigrahi has made a breakthrough and found a cure for sepsis, a life-threatening illness. Here are all the details about sepsis […]
Benefits cheat avoids prison over £14,000 in fraudulent claims
Benefits cheat avoids prison over £14,000 in fraudulent claims Thelma Watson. A woman has been spared jail after falsely claiming £14,000 in benefits. Thelma […]
Matt Dawson: I needed heart surgery after getting Lyme disease in London park
Former rugby international Matt Dawson has revealed he underwent multiple heart operations after contracting Lyme disease from walking in a London Park. The England star […]
Man with Parkinson’s who was mistaken by bar staff for being drunk is raising awareness of issue with fundraiser disco
A PARKINSON’S sufferer from Cirencester who was refused service at a pub last year because staff thought he was drunk is helping to beat the […]
Mother of teenager with limited mobility ‘frustrated’ by lack of disabled spaces at Cassiobury Park in Watford
The mother of a teenager with limited mobility is “frustrated” at the lack of disabled spaces at a park. Leanne Orkin, of Bushey, says she […]
Disabled dying man lives in tent by A64 near York
A DYING man who uses a wheelchair is being forced to live in a tent by the A64 after being unable to find a place […]
‘Junk food’ may increase cancer risk in ‘healthy weight’ women
“Women who eat junk food such as burgers or pizza are increasing their risk of cancer even if they’re not overweight, new research has warned,” […]
West Sussex disability care homes investigated
Police inquiries and unannounced inspections have been carried out at disability care homes in West Sussex. They were in response to “significant safeguarding concerns” after […]
Chloe Smith: My experience as a disabled person of Access to Work. What it does right. And how it could do better.
Chloe Smith was born blind and is a London youth apprentice. London Youth is a network of more than 300 community youth organisations offering opportunities […]
Government accused of breaching UN convention in its treatment of disabled people
‘The Government will claim we’re world leaders in disability rights, but actually things have gone rapidly backwards in the last 10 years,’ disability organisations will […]
New beach mat helps disabled visitors enjoy seaside
A beach in Bouches-du-Rhône has come up with an innovative mat solution to help disabled beach-goers to access the sand and shoreline more easily. The […]
Benefits reforms criticised amid fall in number of disabled motorists
The number of disabled motorists has fallen by nearly 80,000 in just two years, prompting fresh criticism of Government reforms to disability benefits. Figures show […]
‘I CAN’T EVEN AFFORD MY OWN FUNERAL’ Disabled WW2 veteran, 97, left ‘so stressed he wants to die’ after council demands £1,500-a-year for his carer
A DISABLED World War Two veteran has been left “so stressed he wants to die” after his local council demanded he stump up £1,500 a […]
Alzheimer’s could be diagnosed early with sniff tests
Alzheimer’s could be diagnosed early with sniff tests older woman smelling a peony Loss of smell shows a positive correlation with Alzheimer’s development, a new […]
Men serving in the military ‘more at risk of DYING from MS than other professions’
MALE military personnel are twice as likely to die from multiple sclerosis (MS) than in other jobs, according to a study by the Medical Research […]
