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The Accessibility Illusion – When AI Makes Text Simpler but Gets It Wrong

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We were contacted by Hema Thakur, a researcher exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) affects accessibility, especially for people with cognitive disabilities. She asked us to share her important findings, and we’re glad to do so. The topic is complex but deeply relevant. Hema tested whether GPT-4, a popular AI tool, can simplify expert feedback without […]

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9 Practical Tips for Mobility at Home After a Stroke, Brain or Nerve Injury

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When you finally come home after neurological treatment or illness, things might look the same—but your home is now different in the way you can use it. You know your home well, but small changes can make moving around easier. After treatment, you might have trouble walking, standing, or doing everyday things and it can

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How Allergy Treatment Can Help You Live With Your Cat

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Breaking Barriers: How Cat Allergy Immunotherapy Supports Disabled People to Live More Freely Key Takeaways Cat allergies can seriously affect the independence and well-being of disabled people. Allergy immunotherapy (AIT) is a long-term treatment that can reduce or even stop allergic reactions to cats. There are two main types of AIT: allergy shots (SCIT) and

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An older adult rides a Flow X stairlift down a modern, narrow, wooden staircase with a 90-degree turn. The user is seated facing downward, which maximizes legroom in the tight space. The stairlift follows a single rail mounted close to the wall, and the rider is holding the armrests while descending. The compact rail design and pivoting seat make the stairlift suitable for staircases with tight turns and limited widt

Can Heavy Weight Stairlifts Fit On Narrow Stairs?

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Bariatric Stairlifts for Narrow or Twisting Stairs – what are your choices? When we talk about “heavy weight stairlifts,” we’re referring to stairlifts specifically designed to carry users who are above the standard weight capacity — typically over 20 stone (127kg).  These models can also accommodate additional weight from medical equipment, such as oxygen tanks

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Evidence-Based Skincare for Disabled People: Science-Backed Tips for Healthy Skin

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Achieving Healthy Skin: A Comprehensive Skincare Guide for Disabled People Key Takeaways Topic Key Insights Hydration Drinking enough water, using hydrating skincare, and preventing friction help keep skin healthy. Nutrition Essential nutrients like Omega-3, Vitamin C, and Zinc support skin repair and hydration. Managing Skin Conditions Adaptive skincare solutions for pressure sores, eczema, and neuropathy-related

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Understanding Muscle Contractures: Causes, Symptoms, and Solution

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Although a muscle contracture can feel like it comes on out of the blue, it develops over time.   Muscles grow short and tight, limiting range of motion and causing stiffness and pain. Disabled people often struggle with muscle contractures, but what are they exactly? Types and Causes of Muscle Contracture People living with disabilities

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