How Pharmaceuticals Companies Ensure the Safety of Their Products

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How Pharmaceuticals Companies Ensure the

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A Person's Experience With Aphasia

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5 health warning signs you

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Hiring a coach

When it comes to organising a trip for people with disabilities, whether you work with them full time or you are part of a charity that assists them to scheduled events, it is important to organise adequate transport to and from the event. While there are countless taxi hire and coach hire organisations designed to … Continue Reading

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Planning Venues & Events

Whether you are organising a beautiful white wedding, celebrating a milestone birthday or you are planning a congratulatory party for a friend or relative, it is important to be inclusive and thoughtful regarding the specific needs of your guests. In day to day situations and conversations, it can be easy to forget that you, a … Continue Reading

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Don’t Let Your Disability Stop You Skiing During Winter

If you’ve been inspired by the snow that’s hit the UK recently, you may be thinking about whether you can take part in winter sports safely. The excitement and adrenaline that comes with skiing and snowboarding, and the fun that can be had with more gentle winter sports can be something you’ll become addicted to … Continue Reading

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Care home

There’s no getting around the fact that choosing a care home can be a daunting task. Whether you’re looking on behalf of yourself or a loved one, the stakes are high. The best homes can help to enhance residents’ health, happiness and general outlook on life. At the other end of the scale, the worst … Continue Reading

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Innovative moving and
handling aids

Innovative moving aids for patient moving and handling When it comes to assisting patients who find mobility a struggle, it is of great importance that they are comfortable and secure whilst being moved, as well as ensuring the equipment used helps make the experience smoother. We are lucky in this day and age that we … Continue Reading

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Walk in baths & mobility

The most important point to make is life is much safer when taking a bath. All the baths are designed to prevent slipping which is a big worry for those with mobility issues. The fittings such as handrails, seats and slip resistant bases help to keep heads above water. If you live in a retirement community walk in baths could actually increase the value of your home. To make sure you don’t get cold, temperature controlled taps are also fitted.

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5 health warning signs you shouldn’t ignore

Our bodies normally tell us when something is going wrong, but when should you listen to it and take the right action? Everyone has aches and pains from general wear and tear and we all need to take notice of any sudden drastic changes.

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Be Proud, Be Different

After retiring from short track speed skating, eight-time Olympic medalist Apolo Anton Ohno focused on helping others as a philanthropist and motivational speaker. He once said, “Be you. Don’t be someone else. You are a unique individual. Be proud…rock it loud.” However, despite our unique and specific talents and personalities and ability to really ‘rock … Continue Reading

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A Person’s Experience With Aphasia

Connect – the communication disability network is a charity that helps people with Aphasia, a communication disability which occurs when the communication centres of the brain are damaged. Aphasia is usually caused by stroke, but can also be caused by brain haemorrhage, head injury or tumours. It is a disability that can affect anyone at … Continue Reading

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How “Seconds Matter” to someone living with arthritis.

How “Seconds Matter” to someone living with arthritis The cost to the UK of musculoskeletal conditions is £5.7billion annually due to there being over 200 forms of arthritis and musculoskeletal diseases with no known cure. With Arthritis being a disease that affects more than 10 million people of all ages across the UK, it was … Continue Reading

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