In 2016, a United States (US) volunteer firefighter whose face was burned off during a home fire rescue had successfully undergone the world’s most extensive face transplant. Patrick Hardison, 41, received a full scalp and face, including ears, nose, lips and upper and lower eyelids…

With millions of people all around and a range of different disabilities and needs, it’s important to know how we can utilise today’s technology to better improve our health and well being, which in a nutshell is why we decided to create this post.

How do you create a home that is age-friendly and also pleasant for the younger generation? Several local interior designers showcased their creativity when they came up with three show units to cater to seniors who are independent, the elderly who need some form of assistance, and those who need full assistance.

KATHMANDU: Nepal is considering banning severely disabled climbers and those deemed too old from Everest and other mountains in an attempt to improve safety, the head of its tourism department said Monday.

Did you know that today is National Dog Day? Every August 26, Americans everywhere celebrate the special dogs in their lives. And today we thought we’d celebrate the holiday by talking about service animals.

A letter from MTL, Kuala Lumpur

The 25th anniversary of the American Disability Act is striking a bitter chord in global citizens with disability, including Malaysians.

REIPERTSWILLER, France: Five hikers, all blind or partially-sighted, crossed a mountain range in eastern France last week thanks to an innovative GPS system that developers hope can help millions of people with vision problems.

The gap between policies and implementation has failed those with learning disabilities. By this year, 30% of special needs students are supposed to be enjoying inclusive education. By 2025, it should be 75%, according to the Malaysia Education Blueprint. But reality bites.

University of Pittsburgh scientists are working with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) under a two-year, $2.3 million sub-award to develop the new International Society of Wheelchair Professionals.