When we talk about social inclusion and giving everyone an equal chance in sports, the swimming pool is often praised as the perfect environment. Water naturally supports the body, reduces weight, and allows individuals with physical disabilities to move with a freedom they might never experience on land. However, this therapeutic and athletic
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Building the future of medical education requires a bridge between tradition and technology. Our project brings together a diverse group of 12 prestigious institutions from across Europe and the Western Balkans, each contributing a unique piece to the puzzle of digital health and innovative teaching. University of Sarajevo (UNSA) – Project Coordinator: With a
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The healthcare world is changing fast. From Artificial Intelligence helping with diagnoses to Virtual Reality being used for surgery simulations, this technology is no longer a thing of the future – it is already here. To ensure our students and professionals are ready for this shift, we are excited to introduce the AHEDIS project.
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We are pleased to announce the launch of AIDA – AI for All: Empowering Digital Citizens, a new Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges project co-funded by the European Union. The project has a duration of 36 months, running from 1 February 2026 to 31 January 2029, and brings together four partner organisations from Greece, Bosnia and
When a media outlet covers an Olympic athlete, the story usually focuses on their raw speed, their tactical brilliance, or the intense training schedule that got them to the games. But when that same outlet covers a Paralympic athlete, the story often changes. It turns into a heartwarming piece about overcoming tragedy or how
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When someone experiences a physical disability, whether they were born with it or it happened later in life due to an injury, it is easy to think of the recovery process purely in terms of doctors, hospitals, and physical therapy. But there is a massive difference between a patient doing basic exercises in a
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An appointment letter arrives with unfamiliar terms. An online article makes a confident claim about health. During a consultation, a person hears an explanation but later realises they are unsure about the next step.
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Let’s be honest: having Generative AI as a “colleague” in our daily lives is pretty awesome. It saves time, answers questions instantly, and helps us get through our to-do lists. But as we rely on these tools more and more, the biggest threat we face isn’t just fake news – it’s cognitive offloading. That’s
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Artificial intelligence has completely changed how we find and use information, creating a massive puzzle for the human brain. On the bright side, it is an incredible tool for saving time and speeding up work. Anyone can now skip boring, repetitive tasks, translate complicated ideas into different languages instantly, and use AI to jumpstart
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When the first official Paralympic Games took place in Rome in 1960, paraswimming was one of the most popular sports on the schedule. While other sports required special equipment or modified courts, the pool offered a natural environment where athletes could simply race. A total of 77 swimmers from 15 different countries dove
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