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Governments have turned care into a commodity. It’s failing us all

Most of us use Australia’s care system in some way, or know someone who does. After all, from birth to death, we all need support at one time or another.

The Conversation · 3h ago

A Whole Lemon Lodged in a Nonverbal Teen's Esophagus Looked Like a Seizure Until One Doctor Doubted It

A nonverbal 17-year-old in Nepal seemed to be having a seizure, but a whole lemon was stuck in his esophagus. Here are the clues doctors caught.

Medical Daily · 13h ago

After Two baby raccoons died; New York couple rescued over 800 more

When Paul and Sarah Bookbinder tried to save two abandoned baby raccoons in 2017, they struggled to find a wildlife rehabilitator who could take them in. The kits, named Stanley and Laurel, died within days, leaving the couple determined to help other animals in similar circumstances. In 2018, they established…

The Times of India · Oct 24

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In 2016, a Texas couple took in 2 goats in their tiny South Austin backyard; 10 years later, Austin Farm Sanctuary covers 95 acres

In 2016, Chris Fuller-Wigg and Angela established the Austin Farm Sanctuary after rescuing a pair of goats, marking the beginning of a transformative journey. Today, the sanctuary spans 95 acres and shelters around 240 animals, many of whom are elderly or disabled. With its innovative LEAP program, visitors engage in…

The Times of India · Oct 24

Canada CPP and OAS payments October 28: Pension set to rise by $40.71 a month in 2027. How much would you get?

Starting October 28, eligible Canadians can expect their Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security payments. The amounts will depend on factors like age, income, and previous contributions. For seniors 75 and older, benefits will see an uptick compared to those aged 65 to 74. An estimated 2.7% increase would…

The Economic Times · Oct 24

How One Invasive Tree Quietly Dismantled the Grasslands of Kutch

In the 1960s, the Forest Department planted a thorned, fast-growing legume across the arid expanses of Kutch to hold the soil and green a district that looked, to outside eyes, like it was losing the fight against the desert. The tree was Prosopis juliflora, imported from the Americas, and it…

Times Life · Oct 24

Train Berth Guide: Coach Position, Side Lower and What Ruins Sleep

The berth you pick on a long-distance Indian train is one of the few travel decisions that pays off or punishes you for eight hours straight. Most passengers choose by availability, then wonder why they couldn't sleep. The variables are knowable in advance. Where Your Coach Sits in the Rake…

Times Life · Oct 24

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How the VA Disability Rating Tool Helps Veterans Plan Finances

A VA rating tool, which estimates a combined rating from a list of individual ratings, can bring clarity to that process and help veterans plan with more confidence.

International Business Times · Oct 23

59 Influencers Who Treated Public Spaces Like Their Personal Content Studio

Whether they're planting their behinds on seats reserved for people with disabilities or doing dangerously stupid things like entering burning, evacuated buildings for the perfect selfie, their antics leave little to be desired. So obsessed with chasing clout, these 'influencers' didn't know they were caught in the act.

Bored Panda · Oct 23

This Page Shared 32 Inspiring Stories Of Cats Who Found Love Despite Their Difficult Beginnings

Every cat deserves a chance at a happy life, and these touching stories show just how much love, patience, and compassion can make a difference. From abandoned kittens to cats living with disabilities, these 32 heartwarming stories shared by the We Love Cats and Kittens community celebrate remarkable felines and…

Bored Panda · Oct 23

67 Creative And Hilarious People With Disabilities Who Won Halloween

With Halloween just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to talk about the wild outfits that people with disabilities come up with. They are unique. They are creative. They are hilarious. And some are clearly the spawn of dark humor. Scroll through the list to check them out. Who…

Bored Panda · Oct 22

Health progress in Africa leaves more people living with disabilities: rehabilitation is the next challenge

Conversations around health progress in Africa usually focus on lives saved. And rightly so. Across the continent, people are living longer than they did a generation ago. Advances in prevention, treatment and public health have reduced deaths from many major diseases and improved survival for millions. But there is another…

The Conversation · Oct 22

How to Build Healthy Routines When Living With a Chronic Condition or Disability

Over 60 million people live with disabilities, and living with a chronic condition completely rewrites how these individuals spend their time each day. Standard productivity advice tells you to wake up early, hammer out a rigid schedule, and push through unexpected fatigue, but that prescription falls apart the moment you…

inkl · Oct 22

A man with Down syndrome killed in an Israeli raid in southern Syria, residents say

Israeli forces have killed a developmentally disabled man during a raid in Syria's Daraa province, according to state media and residents

The Independent UK · Oct 22

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Bored Panda · Oct 22

Man Asks For A Raise After 15 Years On Sick Leave, Gets A Reality Check Instead

An IT worker spent 15 years on paid sick leave, receiving around $67,000 a year from IBM. However, he eventually took the company to court because his salary hadn't increased in years. The man, who was diagnosed with stage-four leukemia, argued that the lack of a pay raise amounted to…

Bored Panda · Oct 22

Here’s Why More And More Young Women Are Using Mobility Aids, Experts Intervene After Controversial Column

More young women are openly using walking sticks and wheelchairs, but a controversial newspaper column questioning their need for these aids has sparked a viral debate about invisible disabilities and chronic illness.

The Economic Times · Oct 22

NPS to OPS migration: What pensioners and their families need to know about revised SOP rules in case of death and disability

The Central Pension Accounting Office has announced a revised procedure for pension migration from the National Pension System to the Old Pension Scheme. Eligible pensioners must return their old Provisional Pension Payment Order to the bank after receiving the new Pension Payment Order.

The Independent UK · Oct 22

Actor warns viewers of Channel 4's 'difficult to watch' Nazi disability show

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The Independent UK · Oct 22

The Experiment actor says show is ‘most difficult role I’ve ever had’

Actor Ellie Wallwock said the show would be a ‘hard-hitting watch’ but ‘an important one as well’

The Independent UK · Oct 22

The Experiment review – Channel 4’s Nazi disability home show feels too manipulative to be truly impactful

2/5 Members of the public have been slightly stitched up in this new one-off that tries to tell a complicated story in a grabby, thought-provoking way

Medical Daily · Oct 22

Senators Urge CMS to Set Error Penalties and Publish Performance Data for Deloitte and Other Medicaid Contractors

Senators want CMS to penalize Medicaid contractors for wrongful coverage losses. See their eight recommendations and how to protect coverage before 2027.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 21

The Experiment review – easily the most disturbing thing on TV

As members of the public tour a fake ‘residential home’ for disabled people riddled with Nazi ideology, you desperately hope someone will speak up. Prepare for the most excruciating viewing of your life

The Independent UK · Oct 21

OpenAI agents managed to disable monitoring system and then lied about it

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The Independent UK · Oct 21

‘Rogue’ OpenAI agents disabled their own safeguards and then lied about it, company admits

ChatGPT maker does not yet have a good explanation for systems’ behaviour, it says

International Business Times · Oct 21

OpenAI's Most Powerful AI Models Disabled Their Own Safety Monitoring. One Then Lied About It.

The company is introducing stricter protections after discovering that agents could alter security configurations while completing authorized work.

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