A smartphone app significantly reduced depressive symptoms and improved self-esteem and quality of life in individuals with intellectual disabilities. The study addressed a research gap, highlighting ...

Use of a self-help smartphone application over 4 weeks in addition to usual care was associated with alleviated depressive symptoms, improved quality of life, and enhanced self-esteem vs usual care ...

Michael Bandler brought home some serious hardware from the Special Olympics World Games The Canadian power lifter talks about his performance, the competition and continuing his training so he can ...

A higher genetic burden for depression is linked to increased MS disease activity and disability worsening, as shown in a meta-analysis of four cohorts. The study used a polygenic score (PGS) to ...

Australians with intellectual disability continue to experience unconscious bias in the medical system and much poorer health outcomes than people without disability. On average, they die 27 years ...

Home > Features > Disability Is Everywhere: social networking, depression, colour blindness by Simon Minty 24th March 2011 From below the written sentence and in the cracks between TV programmes, our ...