The National Institute on Aging at the National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have teamed up to help families answer the important question, Is it still safe to drive?
Team USA Brings Home 98 Medals
The United States fared well, placing fourth in the overall medal count with 98 total medals and sixth in the gold medal count with 31 medals.
BBC broadcaster, journalist and co-host of the car program “Top Gear” Richard Hammond is backing the launch of a new charity-funded Web site for parents of children with acquired brain injury (ABI).
If you already have a disability, chances are you are more likely to get injured on the job—and off the job—according to a new study.
New caregivers experience a lot of stress during that initial transition from hospital to home. But planning ahead can make the transition smoother and set a foundation for a healthier caregiving experience.
The Obesity Action Coalition (OAC) now has a forum for you to discuss obesity and get answers to your most important questions.
Family Who Didn’t Expect to Win NMEDA Local Heros Accessible Van Says Experience Was Inspiring
Missy and Ken Davert were handed the keys to a brand-new 2012 Honda Odyssey with VMI’s Northstar conversion on July 19.
Medtrade, the durable medical equipment trade show for providers and clinicians, sets up shop at the Georgia World Congress Center Oct. 15-18.
The Mobility Project checked with the major domestic airlines to find out their policies regarding reserved seating for wheelchair users.
- By Cindy Horbrook
- Sep 01, 2012
Aids to daily living manufacturer Maddak recognized occupational therapists for their product design efforts.
People unable to leave their homes will still get to the polls this year, thanks to a new initiative called Bring the Vote Home.
Although Veterans Affairs (VA) was spared from sequestration budget cuts in April, the department is once again under the knife for January 2013.
The Veterans Skills Jobs Act, recently signed into law by President Obama, will create more opportunities for veterans with disabilities say representatives of Paralyzed Veterans of America.