Life on the Line
There are more than 40,000 tube-fed people in the UK, and it can be one of the most isolating disabilities. Celia Chartres-Aris, who topped Shaw…
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Social prescribing: taking a holistic approach to care
#DuchenneCAN: Meet the two wheelchair athletes proving people living with a rare disease CAN win gold
#DuchenneCAN is a global movement celebrating what individuals affected by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD or Duchenne), CAN achieve.
Calling for schizophrenia research
For the 24 million people who live with the schizophrenia worldwide, a change in attitudes and approach is essential.
Mental Health Awareness Week: Processing anxiety
With increased pressure in everyday life, anxiety can become a big problem, preventing you from carrying out basic tasks. Understanding anxiety and reaching out for support can help.
International Women’s Day: The truth about disability and menopause
This International Women’s Day, Dr Samantha Wild, clinical lead for women’s health at Bupa Health Clinics, shines a light on the physical and emotional challenges disabled people may face when they reach menopausal age – and what support is available.
Mental health: Caring for your mind
As winter continues, looking after your mental health, seeking support and acknowledging how you are feeling is essential.
Highlighting menopause: Carly Tait on the fight for a diagnosis
British wheelchair athlete Carly Tait is ready to share her battle for a menopause diagnosis and raise awareness of what is medically known as premature ovarian insufficiency.