Ageing well with MS
Disability advocate Mark Webb has lived with MS for 32 years. Now aged 56, he talked to Editor Melissa Holmes about everyday life with MS,…
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Today (10 October) is World Mental Health Day, providing a chance for you to talk about your mental health and show others that theirs matters.
World Sepsis Day: know the signs, act fast and save a life
People with learning disabilities are particularly vulnerable to sepsis. As their carer or family member, it’s up to you to know the signs, act fast and save their life.
Becoming a carer: How to look after yourself and your loved one after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Looking after someone with Alzheimer’s is a full-time job. It’s important to know what the future might hold, so you can provide the best care possible.
Social prescribing: taking a holistic approach to care
Although social prescribing has been an official part of the mainstream healthcare system since 2019, it is still a lesser known form of support.
#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.