A recent data analysis shows that spinal cord injuries have gone up to 105,000. Someone is becoming paralysed every two…
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When a loved one receives the diagnosis of a serious illness, the whole perspective of living and supportive care changes.…
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Parkinson’s is a neurological disease that affects a person’s brain cells(neurons), resulting in body tremors, impaired motor skills, balance problems,…
The NHS offers a universal care promise, but even with superior infrastructure, the capacity is not always translated into treated…
The decision to pursue medicine as a career begins with a simple intention: to care for people. For many doctors,…
Parents want their kids to perform well at school, but it can be heartbreaking to see their smart kid have…
For autistic people, a meltdown is not an uncommon experience. Children and adults can have a meltdown anywhere, anytime, at…