Wellbeing & Fitness

Recovering from surgery at home can involve more than rest and wound care, particularly for disabled people and those managing…

Chronic pain does not automatically mean surgery. UK guidance supports several non-surgical approaches, although the right treatment depends on whether…

Managing several long-term medications can mean keeping track of different repeat prescription dates, dose timings, interactions, pharmacy collections and regular…

Persistent snoring is often dismissed, but it can be an early sign of obstructive sleep apnoea. This guide explains the…

Bladder Botox is one of the most effective treatments for many people living with overactive bladder or neurogenic bladder, yet…

Breathlessness and fatigue can affect everyday life for people with COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, lung cancer, mesothelioma, long COVID and other…

Social media can help disabled people find community, advice and support, but it can also expose them to ableism, misinformation…

Many people wake repeatedly because their body struggles to stay at a comfortable temperature overnight. Conditions such as PoTS, spinal…

Telehealth can make healthcare easier to access for many disabled Australians by reducing travel, waiting-room stress, fatigue, and support coordination.…

Access Sport and The Football Association have launched a two-year disability volunteering pathway to support more disabled people into grassroots…