Following extensive consultations involving the UK’s Thalidomide Trust, WHO and the Uppsala Monitoring Centre, experts have identified key actions to develop standardised criteria for diagnosis of birth defects due to thalidomide. Their findings and recommendations are published in a report released today.
“They deserve a medal” is something we often say of those wonderful volunteers who have […]
The final report of the 3-year pilot study has now been published, which confirms the […]
“Unlike traditional belts with difficult-to-fasten buckles, MySelf belts’ closure allows the user to fasten and […]
Government Health Grant Below is a list of documents containing general information re: the Government […]
Employment and Support Allowance If you ability to work is limited by disability or ill […]
“Injinji” supply a range of socks-with-toes and socks-without-toes, originally designed for yoga. Website:
For those 18 or so Thalidomiders gathered in the gallery of the House of Commons […]
We received a letter from the Department of Health 30th November 2012, via email at […]
On Friday 23rd November 2012, the first UK memorial to the thalidomide scandal was unveiled […]
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