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Some thoughts about 30 years of misdiagnosed Lyme disease – LymeDisease.org

Lyme disease ,

2 October, 2022

New Research Challenges Link Between Serotonin and Depression – Health News Hub

Depression ,

2 October, 2022

Sky Ferreira Reveals She Has Lyme Disease: ‘I Thought I Was Having a Stroke’ – PopCrush

Lyme disease ,

2 October, 2022

Revolutionary Jab that Could Repair Spinal Cord Injuries Developed by Scientists – Good News Network

Spinal Cord Injury ,

2 October, 2022

Long Covid shows the need to learn from ‘long polio’ which still blights thousands of lives today – Peter Jones – The Scotsman

Polio ,

2 October, 2022

Heart attacks at gym: What to keep in mind before pushing your fitness limits – Health shots

Heart Disease ,

30 September, 2022

From nursing to banking to benefits, I finally found my professional calling – Employee Benefit News

Arteriovenous malformation ,

30 September, 2022

Study Supports MS Disability Test Score as Outcome Measure in Trials – Multiple Sclerosis News Today

Multiple Sclerosis ,

30 September, 2022

Study demonstrates for the first time that ticks weaken skin’s immune response – Medical University of Vienna

Lyme disease ,

30 September, 2022

John Bishop riddled with regrets over how he coped with his son going deaf as a teenager – Irish Mirror

Deafness ,

30 September, 2022

Some thoughts about 30 years of misdiagnosed Lyme disease – LymeDisease.org

Lyme disease ,

2 October, 2022

New Research Challenges Link Between Serotonin and Depression – Health News Hub

Depression ,

2 October, 2022

Sky Ferreira Reveals She Has Lyme Disease: ‘I Thought I Was Having a Stroke’ – PopCrush

Lyme disease ,

2 October, 2022

Revolutionary Jab that Could Repair Spinal Cord Injuries Developed by Scientists – Good News Network

Spinal Cord Injury ,

2 October, 2022

Long Covid shows the need to learn from ‘long polio’ which still blights thousands of lives today – Peter Jones – The Scotsman

Polio ,

2 October, 2022

Heart attacks at gym: What to keep in mind before pushing your fitness limits – Health shots

Heart Disease ,

30 September, 2022

From nursing to banking to benefits, I finally found my professional calling – Employee Benefit News

Arteriovenous malformation ,

30 September, 2022

Study Supports MS Disability Test Score as Outcome Measure in Trials – Multiple Sclerosis News Today

Multiple Sclerosis ,

30 September, 2022

Study demonstrates for the first time that ticks weaken skin’s immune response – Medical University of Vienna

Lyme disease ,

30 September, 2022

John Bishop riddled with regrets over how he coped with his son going deaf as a teenager – Irish Mirror

Deafness ,

30 September, 2022

PERSONAL STORIES

Catching Covid + Social Life Update — A Life On Wheels

19 September, 2022

Mum of meningitis survivor and bionic influencer celebrates huge NHS win for amputees

19 September, 2022

A new start after 60: Diabetes left me depressed and scared to leave home. I still climbed Kilimanjaro – The Guardian

Diabetes ,

7 September, 2022

Man who woke up paralysed wins gold at Commonwealth Games – Liverpool Echo

Transverse myelitis ,

3 September, 2022

We got married! – Natasha Lipman — The Rest Room

22 August, 2022

“I’m finding myself again after 24 years of pain,” says fibromyalgia patient – Cannabis Health News

Fibromyalgia ,

17 August, 2022

Quadriplegic man, 62, issued eviction notice by landlord after 25 years in modified Hove home – Daily Mail

16 August, 2022

Scot with cerebral palsy given little hope of ‘normal’ life defies odds to pursue dream degree – Daily Record

Cerebral Palsy ,

16 August, 2022

Celebrity MasterChef 2022 contestant Adam Pearson’s condition and the childhood symptoms – Leicestershire Live

Neurofibromatosis ,

14 August, 2022

First look! Sebastian Stan portrays man with neurofibromatosis type I with dramatic prosthetics – Daily Mail

Neurofibromatosis ,

14 August, 2022

Catching Covid + Social Life Update — A Life On Wheels

19 September, 2022

Mum of meningitis survivor and bionic influencer celebrates huge NHS win for amputees

19 September, 2022

A new start after 60: Diabetes left me depressed and scared to leave home. I still climbed Kilimanjaro – The Guardian

Diabetes ,

7 September, 2022

Man who woke up paralysed wins gold at Commonwealth Games – Liverpool Echo

Transverse myelitis ,

3 September, 2022

We got married! – Natasha Lipman — The Rest Room

22 August, 2022

“I’m finding myself again after 24 years of pain,” says fibromyalgia patient – Cannabis Health News

Fibromyalgia ,

17 August, 2022

Quadriplegic man, 62, issued eviction notice by landlord after 25 years in modified Hove home – Daily Mail

16 August, 2022

Scot with cerebral palsy given little hope of ‘normal’ life defies odds to pursue dream degree – Daily Record

Cerebral Palsy ,

16 August, 2022

Celebrity MasterChef 2022 contestant Adam Pearson’s condition and the childhood symptoms – Leicestershire Live

Neurofibromatosis ,

14 August, 2022

First look! Sebastian Stan portrays man with neurofibromatosis type I with dramatic prosthetics – Daily Mail

Neurofibromatosis ,

14 August, 2022

ARTICLES FROM OUR STUDENTS

Why universal design needs to be at the forefront of inclusive product design – by Emily Davison

Visual Impairment ,

18 August, 2022

5 Disability Friendly Beauty Brands You Should Know About by Emily Davison

Visual Impairment ,

17 February, 2022

Taking part in a scientific study – Part 2 – by Alex Squire

Spinal Cord Injury ,

30 November, 2021

Taking part in a scientific study – Part 1 – by Alex Squire

Spinal Cord Injury ,

2 November, 2021

Insights into how a stroke affects reading could help with rehabilitation – Georgetown University Medical Center

Aphasia ,

1 September, 2021

Pandemic Positives By Ross Lannon

6 January, 2021

Roving Reporter Natasha Hall flies With Aerobility To See The Northern Lights

23 December, 2020

Ability Today takes on the rest of the world – by Hannah Deakin

2 December, 2020

HEATHER’S BLOG – My Holiday Part 2 – Hills, Horses & Sangria

Aphasia ,

4 March, 2020

HEATHER’S BLOG – My Holiday Part 1 – Pitfalls of ‘Check-in’ & ‘Boarding’ with a wheelchair

Aphasia ,

21 February, 2020

Why universal design needs to be at the forefront of inclusive product design – by Emily Davison

Visual Impairment ,

18 August, 2022

5 Disability Friendly Beauty Brands You Should Know About by Emily Davison

Visual Impairment ,

17 February, 2022

Taking part in a scientific study – Part 2 – by Alex Squire

Spinal Cord Injury ,

30 November, 2021

Taking part in a scientific study – Part 1 – by Alex Squire

Spinal Cord Injury ,

2 November, 2021

Insights into how a stroke affects reading could help with rehabilitation – Georgetown University Medical Center

Aphasia ,

1 September, 2021

Pandemic Positives By Ross Lannon

6 January, 2021

Roving Reporter Natasha Hall flies With Aerobility To See The Northern Lights

23 December, 2020

Ability Today takes on the rest of the world – by Hannah Deakin

2 December, 2020

HEATHER’S BLOG – My Holiday Part 2 – Hills, Horses & Sangria

Aphasia ,

4 March, 2020

HEATHER’S BLOG – My Holiday Part 1 – Pitfalls of ‘Check-in’ & ‘Boarding’ with a wheelchair

Aphasia ,

21 February, 2020

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