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Watch: England Star Jack Grealish Keeps Promise To Young Fan With World Cup Celebration
Jack Grealish kept his promise to a young fan who has cerebral palsy with his celebration after scoring his first World Cup goal for England against Iran on Monday
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Mumbai NGO Organises Event To Honour Cerebral Palsy Patients
Mumbai-based NGO ADAPT on Saturday, organised a special programme to celebrate and honour cerebral palsy patients and their families for their brave fight against the debilitating disease.
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Cerebral Palsy No Bar To Success For These Achievers
ADAPT, formerly known as Spastics Society of India, set up by Dr Mithu Alur celebrated the seventh edition of the awards set up by the organisation to recognise the efforts of people and families who overcame the challenges of living with cerebral palsy to become achievers in their respective field
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Antibiotic Used in Pregnancy Linked to Risk of Epilepsy
Children of mothers prescribed macrolide antibiotics may be more likely to be affected by the conditions.
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Blog: My Wheel-Chair and I, Excluded by India
I had to move to another country, writes Malini Chib.
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NGO Celebrates World Cerebral Palsy Day in Mumbai
On World Cerebral Palsy Day on October 1, Able Disabled All People Together (ADAPT), a non-profit organization, celebrated the achievements of people diagnosed with cerebral palsy despite their physical challenges.
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Sochi 2014: Canada's star skier Alex Bilodeau celebrates with disabled brother after second Olympic gold
Slashing through the slush in snow better suited for a Slurpee, Alex Bilodeau fended off teammate Mikael Kingsbury to capture his second straight Olympic title Monday night, then celebrated with older brother Frederic, whose life with cerebral palsy provides a daily reality check on the considerable gifts Bilodeau has been granted.
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Watch: England Star Jack Grealish Keeps Promise To Young Fan With World Cup Celebration
Jack Grealish kept his promise to a young fan who has cerebral palsy with his celebration after scoring his first World Cup goal for England against Iran on Monday
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Mumbai NGO Organises Event To Honour Cerebral Palsy Patients
Mumbai-based NGO ADAPT on Saturday, organised a special programme to celebrate and honour cerebral palsy patients and their families for their brave fight against the debilitating disease.
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Cerebral Palsy No Bar To Success For These Achievers
ADAPT, formerly known as Spastics Society of India, set up by Dr Mithu Alur celebrated the seventh edition of the awards set up by the organisation to recognise the efforts of people and families who overcame the challenges of living with cerebral palsy to become achievers in their respective field
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Antibiotic Used in Pregnancy Linked to Risk of Epilepsy
Children of mothers prescribed macrolide antibiotics may be more likely to be affected by the conditions.
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Blog: My Wheel-Chair and I, Excluded by India
I had to move to another country, writes Malini Chib.
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NGO Celebrates World Cerebral Palsy Day in Mumbai
On World Cerebral Palsy Day on October 1, Able Disabled All People Together (ADAPT), a non-profit organization, celebrated the achievements of people diagnosed with cerebral palsy despite their physical challenges.
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Sochi 2014: Canada's star skier Alex Bilodeau celebrates with disabled brother after second Olympic gold
Slashing through the slush in snow better suited for a Slurpee, Alex Bilodeau fended off teammate Mikael Kingsbury to capture his second straight Olympic title Monday night, then celebrated with older brother Frederic, whose life with cerebral palsy provides a daily reality check on the considerable gifts Bilodeau has been granted.
