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If you have a disability, you likely have had a few bad experiences with the United States’ health care system and the medical professionals who
Over the last 30 years, one of the biggest shifts in health policy for Americans with disabilities has been an emphasis on helping people live
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In recent years, low-level electrical stimulation has emerged as an effective rehabilitative tool for people with spinal cord injuries. But not all patients have benefited
Americans want Medicaid. The waiting list to receive home- and community-based services through the state-federal health program has hovered around 700,000 people in recent years.
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Spinal cord injuries dramatically reduce a person’s mobility and independence, but a new device could aid rehabilitation efforts. Onward Medical received Food and Drug Administration
Brain-computer interfaces can dramatically improve the lives of people with disabilities, but they can also suck up sensitive information about what goes on in a