In Touch Episodes Episode guide
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More on the Lucentis-Avastin debate
Why the government's being urged to appraise a cheaper drug for the treatment of Wet AMD.
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Guide dogs on London Transport escalators & Kindle loses speech. 18/10/2011
One step forward onto the escalator for guide dogs, but two back as Kindle loses speech.
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A special programme marking In Touch's 50th Birthday - 11/10/2011
More 50th birthday fun with Peter White and his guests in the Radio Theatre in London.
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In Touch at 50 - looking back and looking forward. 04/10/11
As the programme turns 50, a look back at the past and a look forward to its future.
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Concerns about eligibility for PIPs - 27/09/2011
Will Personal Independence Payments be open to everyone currently receiving DLA?
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David Rathband interview, BBC responds to iPlayer critics
PC David Rathband talks to Peter White about his struggles with being blind.
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Navigating BBC iplayer using a screenreader 13/09/11
Why screenreader users are still struggling with i-Player following a recent upgrade.
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Concessionary fares for disabled people 06/09/11
The confusion about concessionary fares for disabled people.
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Visually impaired British Asians. 30/08/2011
The services offered to visually impaired Britons who come from an Asian background.
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Concessionary Bus Travel; Liz Cooke's Parachute Jump. 23/08/2011
Concern about concessionary bus travel and a dip into the In Touch archive.
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Future for Rehabilitation Services / Icelandic Diary. 16/08/2011
The dilemma of deciding whose needs are greatest when it comes to providing social care.
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Strategies for how to cope if you are visually impaired. 09/08/2011
Strategies on how to cope with being partially sighted.
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Peter White talks to Maggie Rosen about her partial sight + Can't See Will Cook
Peter White with news and information for blind and partially sighted people.
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NICE refuses to approve Lucentis for Diabetic Macular Oedema. 26/07/11
Why NICE have decided not to approve a new drug for treating diabetic macular oedema.
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Sight Village technology - we review the latest gadgets. 19/07/2011
We report on Sight Village, the exhibition with the latest technology for blind people.
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How to get the Visual Impairment message across? 12/07/11
What's the best way to get the message about visual impairment across?
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What arrangements are being made for blind sports fans with Olympic tickets?
What arrangements are being made for blind sports fans with Olympic tickets?
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Are there too many charities for blind people?
With Peter White. Are there too many charities for blind people?
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21/06/2011
Jonathan Conteh on the fight to provide education to blind children in Sierra Leone.
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Council cuts to the talking book service and how accessible are ebooks for blind people?
The impact of council cuts on the talking book service. Plus how accessible are e-books?
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07/06/2011
A report on the new treatment for a common form of vision loss that's got NICE approval.
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Can't See Will Cook + feedback on recent stories
How to spice up your cooking the blind way - the latest instalment of Can't See Will Cook.
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Schooling for visually impaired children and audio introductions for films
Is it appropriate to educate children with very different needs in the same setting?
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17/05/2011
Peter White asks: how easy is it to use the iPlayer if you can't see?
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Is it possible to earn a living as a blind artist? And the latest report on drugs for AMD
Is it possible to earn a living as a blind artist? And the latest report on drugs for AMD.
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Football Focus and DLA updates
Football Focus - we hear from the FA's first blind football manager and DLA updates.
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26/04/2011
Peter White talks to pianist Marcelo Bratke, who spent years denying his own blindness.
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19/04/2011
Why older blind people will miss out on extra benefit payments; blind ballroom dancing.
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12/04/2011
We ask why there are no accessible pregnancy tests available for blind people.
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How accessible are social networks for blind people?
How accessible are social networks for visually impaired users?