Project 2025: A Potential Reshaping of Disability Rights in America
This article focuses on the key points of Project 2025 and its potential impact on the disability community
Travel Has Become a Therapeutic Tool for the Disabled
Study reveals disabled Americans use travel as therapy, with poorest individuals traveling most to combat loneliness despite facing significant barriers
Historic Dining: Accessible Culinary Adventures Await
Explore historic dining spots, gourmet meals, and accessible travel options in this guide to memorable culinary destinations in the U.S. and France
Recognizing Disability: NIMHD Designates Disabled People as Health Disparity Population
The NIMHD decision to name disabled people as a health disparity population is a monumental step in the right direction
Aspartame Sweetener Linked to Anxiety
A study has linked aspartame, an artificial sweetener found in nearly 5,000 diet foods and drinks, to anxiety-like behavior
A Third of Normal Weight People Are Actually Obese
Researchers find that the widely used Body Mass Index (BMI) measurement is less sensitive to define obesity than we previously thought
Obesity Deadlier Than Previously Thought
Excess weight or obesity boosts the risk of death by anywhere from 22% to 91% – significantly more than previously believed
Head Injury and Hypertension in Former NFL Players
For NFL football players, concussion and hypertension go together, as study reveals a link between head injury and high blood pressure in retired players
How Tourism Can Include the Disabled
How tourism can include people whose health conditions usually keep them at home
Why Eating Just One Potato Chip Is So Hard
Scientists reveal genetic mechanism associated with high-calorie food-fueled obesity by understanding how eating just one potato chip is impossible
