Progressive late-onset multiple sclerosis linked to greater disability in Latvian cohort
A Latvian retrospective cohort of 56 patients found that progressive late-onset multiple sclerosis was associated with more motor and sphincter ...
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Skåne cohort study finds higher COVID-19 hospitalization risk and mortality in selected groups of people with intellectual disability
A 2020–2021 Skåne register cohort found higher COVID-19 diagnosis and hospitalization risks among people with intellectual disabilities, with mortality estimates ...
India rehabilitation mapping review finds fragmented public services and major primary-care gaps
A mapping review of 32 policy, programme and research sources found fragmented, disability-centred rehabilitation provision in India’s public health system, ...
Home-Based Rehabilitation Could Close Care Gaps for Younger Patients With Complex Impairments
A survey of 136 experts in Germany finds substantial unmet rehabilitation needs among people under 60 with complex impairments and ...
Disability Competency Frameworks Reshape Healthcare Curricula, Review Finds
More than one billion people worldwide live with a disability, and in the United States more than one in four ...
Phone Calls and Home Visits Narrow the Bowel Cancer Screening Gap in Lancashire
A community phone-call and consultation service in Lancashire called Call for a Kit re-engaged bowel cancer screening non-responders most effectively ...
When Mind and Body Break Down Together: The Deadly Math of Multimorbidity
For millions of older adults, the road to losing independence rarely begins with a single dramatic event. It begins quietly, ...
Untreated Surgical Conditions Cast a Long Shadow in Lagos Communities, Landmark Survey Reveals
A community survey in Lagos State, Nigeria, using the SOSAS tool found that extremity conditions dominated reported surgical pathology while ...
The Park Is There, but the Path Is Not: Disability Gap Lies in Use, Not Availability, of Chile’s Activity Spaces
Chile has spent years building parks, plazas, cycle paths and sports facilities within walking distance of most homes, and a ...
Adaptive Sports Program Cuts Anger in University Students With Physical Disabilities
The distinction between anger as a transient emotional state and anger as a sustained dispositional trait is central to interpreting ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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