A clinical trial to reverse the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease is underway in a hospital in Bristol and seems to be showing positive results.
Parkinson’s disease trial shows promising results


A clinical trial to reverse the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease is underway in a hospital in Bristol and seems to be showing positive results.

Autism, often referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is often very misunderstood, as it simply refers to a difference in the way that the brain works, when compared to those deemed as ‘neurotypical’.

Whilst the awareness of mental health issues has increased in the past few years, it is evident that the pandemic had a detrimental effect on a lot of people’s wellbeing, with the repercussions of this still being seen.

In a move to combat obesity, the Government announced new rules this week for large hospitality businesses (that employ over 250 people) to include information on calories on their menus.

A funding package of £2.5 million has been announced to improve the accessibility of transport for disabled people.

It is currently Neurodiversity Celebration Week (21-27 March 2022), during which there is a focus on educating the wider community about the experiences of neurodivergent individuals whilst challenging the stereotypes that are often perpetuated.

The Government is set to launch a call for evidence regarding people with acquired brain injuries in order to meet its ambition to take preventative action, as well as limiting the impact of the injuries.

Children in care will be supported to find permanent homes faster through a new multi-million-pound scheme, it has been announced.

Millions of people with rare and complex diseases will get faster access to treatment, the Government has announced.

A Government-backed pilot scheme has been launched in the West Midlands to support parents and carers of vulnerable children, it has been announced.
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