As the school year gets underway, David Brady writes that education for students with a disability in NSW is a hotchpotch of success, misses, and failures. Since 2005 NSW governments both Labor and Coalition have overseen three inquiries, a Royal Commission, over one hundred million dollars spent on plans attempting to fix the issues, and […]
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NDIS stops at the school gates
NDIS stops at the school gates
A decision on someone else’s mental health, a phone call, to assist, to be open to being an enemy of the one you are trying to help, made for the hardest decision I think i have ever made
I am hurting; they are hurting more !
Do you have a friend or loved one with Parkinsons ? You reckon that would be bad enough ? Is their behaviour a bit (or a lot or even dangerously) out of character? It may be the drugs they are taking and not their real self or the disease!Please read ALL of this post...
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Dosing has begun in a Phase 1 clinical trial of healthy volunteers to evaluate the safety and pharmacological properties of NEU-723, Neuron23’s oral investigational treatment for Parkinson’s disease. The small molecule candidate therapy is designed to
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