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Where Does Each Month Get Its Name?
As you turn the first month of the calendar over from January to February, you’ve probably wondered why they are named the way they are and after what or whom. Here is how we came to determine the names of each of the months of the year.
Myths and Facts about Contactless Payments
People are always concerned about new technologies. Contactless Payment is no different. Several myths about this technology are misleading consumers.
How and Why Bacteria Becomes Antibiotic Resistant
GPs have become reluctant to prescribe antibiotics to patients in case their medical problem is viral; sometimes, symptoms are similar and they feel they have no choice. But by taking too many antibiotics, our bodies allow harmful bacteria to become antibiotic resistant.
Why You Should Not Feed Your Dog Chocolate at Easter
Reiterating a warning first issued at Christmas, the nation’s vets have once again pointed out the dangers of feeding chocolate intended for humans to pets. The family dog is especially susceptible and here’s why.
Featured Storage Bags to Use with Your Wheelchair
If you’re a wheelchair user storage accessories such as messenger bags or handbags aren’t practical. If you’re looking for a wheelchair storage accessory then one of these bags may just be ideal.
Are Airports Mistreating Disabled Passengers?
Travelling by air can be a stressful enough experience for the typical passenger, but for those who have a disability the stress is amplified. You would hope airports would accommodate disabled passengers by being attentive and making reasonable adjustments. However, recent reports show that this may not be the case.
What a New Discovery Could Mean for Future MND Patients
Motor Neurone Disease (MND) affects around 5000 people in the UK at any one time and the brutal reality of the illness is that it is overwhelmingly likely to be fatal. However, a recent discovery by scientists may paint a brighter future for those who develop the illness.
Advice for Taking Your Wheelchair Abroad
Wheelchair users enjoy a foreign holiday just like anybody else. Your disability needn’t hinder your break. There are unique challenges to taking your wheelchair abroad, but with some effective planning and raising awareness with the travel company, airport and flight crew, your journey can move smoothly and quickly.
Driving with a Disability: What’s Required to Do It?
Many people may assume that driving with a disability isn’t an option. However, certain adjustments and measures can be put in place to make it safe. Here are some of the possible adjustments and requirements.