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Having trouble listening to the telly?<\/a><\/h3>\n27 April 2010<\/span>
\n HARD of hearing people in the UK can now buy a new range of Sennheiser amplified TV listeners from deaf charity, RNID.

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Free Internet classes for blind people<\/a><\/h3>\n11 April 2010<\/span>
\n BLIND and partially-sighted computer users around England are getting a free taste of what the Internet can offer, thanks to a series of learning days funded through the Government’s Transformation Fund.
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UK\'s first home testing kit for blindness<\/a><\/h3>\n26 March 2010<\/span>
\n THE UK\'s first ever genetic testing kit for an eye condition that causes blindness is being launched this month.

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You Tube extends its auto-captioning service<\/a><\/h3>\n09 March 2010<\/span>
\n YOU TUBE, the internet\'s biggest video sharing website, has extended its subtitling service for all users. The auto-captioning service will be a massive boost for the UK\'s nine million people with hearing impairments.
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Deaf text users urged to sign up for 999 trial<\/a><\/h3>\n25 February 2010<\/span>
\n PEOPLE who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech difficulties are being urged to register for a UK-wide trial that allows people to send SMS text messages from their mobile phone to the 999 emergency services.
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Guide dogs launch \'Talking buses\' campaign<\/a><\/h3>\n20 January 2010<\/span>
\n NATIONAL blind charity Guide Dogs has launched a campaign to get audio and visual information on board all buses and coaches in the UK.

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Multiple sclerosis: Americans start new stem cell trial<\/a><\/h3>\n13 January 2010<\/span>
\n RESEARCHERS in the USA are recruiting for a trial that will look at the safety and tolerability of a procedure that attempts to treat multiple sclerosis damage in the central nervous system with an individual\'s own stem cells.
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New hearing implant for profoundly deaf people<\/a><\/h3>\n28 October 2009<\/span>
\n THE world\'s thinnest - and most advanced - cochlear implant system promises to improve the hearing of thousands of profoundly deaf people.
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Nottingham seminar on assitive technology<\/a><\/h3>\n27 October 2009<\/span>
\n A TWO-DAY conference aimed at raising awareness about how assistive technology can help people with severe disabilities starts today.
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Emergency call for deaf text uers <\/a><\/h3>\n16 November 2009<\/span>
\n DEAF people are being asked to sign up to a national pilot scheme that aims to help them to make emergency help text calls from their mobile phones.
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New talking device helps blind pedestrians<\/a><\/h3>\n18 June 2009<\/span>
\n A HAND-held device, which aims to give independence to blind and visually impaired people, has been entered into the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) 2009 Innovation Awards.
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