Spinal Cord Stimulation Eases Decades-Old Nerve Pain After Spinal Injury
A case report describes a man whose severe neuropathic pain after a 1991 gunshot spinal cord injury fell from 8/10 ...
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AI in Health Still Leaves Most People with Disabilities Behind, Decade-Long Review Finds
A decade-long scoping review of 93 AI health studies finds that only 12.9 percent implemented concrete equity measures and just ...
Waiting Rooms Become Lifelines: Parents of Children in Special Education Forge Powerful Support Networks
A qualitative study of 40 parents in Türkiye finds that special education waiting rooms function as informal psychosocial environments where ...
One in six Canadian physicians reports a disability, national census study finds
A nationally representative analysis of Canadian census data finds that 5 percent of practising physicians report a disability always or ...
Rethinking Rehabilitation: Two Kinds of Agency Could Reshape How We Treat Disability
A new conceptual analysis integrates an agency-based capability approach into the WHO's ICF framework, linking Activity to participatory agency and ...
People With Disabilities Face Emergency Cancer Diagnoses and Poorer Survival in Italy
A population-based study of digestive system cancers in Northern Italy finds that people with disabilities are far more likely to ...
Disability in Bangladesh: Landmark Survey of 155,000 People Maps a Hidden National Burden
A new analysis of 155,025 people from Bangladesh's 2021 National Survey on Persons with Disabilities finds a 2.79 percent national ...
Census Records Reveal Which Women Face Worse Breast Cancer Outcomes in Northern Ireland
A population-based cohort study linking census and cancer registry records in Northern Ireland finds that lower socio-economic occupation and hearing ...
From Person With Autism to Autistic Person: Language Trends Reversed Over Four Decades
A large-scale corpus analysis of books and news media shows that person-first language rose after 1980 but has recently been ...
Loneliness and Feeling Ignored May Predict Loss of Independence in Older Mexican Adults
A large analysis of more than 9,000 older Mexican adults finds that feelings of isolation and being ignored predict functional ...
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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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