A new study has revealed that women who smoke are at a significantly higher risk of developing mobility-related disabilities as they age. The findings, published by researchers in the Washington Post, show that cigarette use may directly contribute to walking difficulties and limitations in physical independence. By The Washington Post The study tracked health and […]
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Planned changes to the UK’s disability welfare system could disproportionately harm disabled people in the North of England, warns a new BMJ article. The proposed tightening of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) eligibility will have harsh consequences for regions already facing economic hardship. By the bmj Health professionals and policy experts are raising the alarm that
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An employment tribunal in the UK has awarded £17,154.86 (with £15,000 for injury to feelings) to Nicholas James, an autistic support worker at The Venture children’s centre in Wrexham, in a landmark disability discrimination case. By Claire Muir – HR Magazine 📌 What happened ⚖️ Tribunal findings The tribunal concluded King’s remarks were harassment that
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