Health systems often fail people with disabilities, which might contribute to their shorter life
expectancy and poorer health outcomes than people without disabilities. This Review …

Ensuring health systems responsiveness is crucial for health equity and outcomes of all
individuals, particularly disadvantaged groups such as people with disabilities. However …

Background Without high-quality statistics on mortality inequalities, designing policies to
improve the health of people with disability is challenging. We aim to quantify mortality …

Background Around 18% of the population in Chile has disabilities. Evidence shows that this
population has greater healthcare needs, yet they face barriers to accessing healthcare due …

There are about 1· 3 billion people with disability globally, and their higher mortality rates
mean that they are dying about 14 years earlier than people without disability. 1, 2 In this …

Globally, one in six people have a disability, and individuals with disabilities often
experience a narrow margin of health, less financial security and health disparities. We call …

Individuals with mobility disabilities can experience numerous health advantages when
connecting with nature in various ways, such as passive enjoyment, active participation, or …

This study aimed to assess changes in the functional status of 956 patients with disabilities
covered by day care in Day Medical Care Homes in Poland between 2017 and 2023 …

There are 1∙ 3 billion disabled people globally. 1 Many of these individuals live positive lives
and celebrate important achievements, but they also frequently face challenges to inclusion …

Objective This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to evaluate the risk of all-cause
mortality in patients with knee osteoarthritis (OA). Design Comprehensive searches were …