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New study calls for regular bloodwork monitoring of children taking antipsychotic meds
Consistent blood work can flag health risks for children, youth who are on certain medications for long periods.
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In their own words
When it comes to mental health, it’s time the youth got to speak
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Social ABCs program launches in PEI to connect children waiting for assessment
Novel program co-developed by Holland Bloorview reaches east coast
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Lots of first day jitters for this student who loves to learn
Lots of first day jitters for this student who loves to learnWhen the bell rings for school this September, one student in particular wil...
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Innovating for global impact with MicroResearch
Dr. Robert Bortolussi, co-founder of MicroResearch, delivers this Mickey Milner International Professorship Lecture on strengthening local health research capacities
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When a doctor suggests not treating a treatable condition in your child
Clinicians advise a parent on what to say if an ER doctor suggests 'just' making their sick child comfortable.
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In this graphic novel, being different is cool
'If you have never seen yourself reflected in a book, I hope you will in this one.'
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Sadie loves to shoot and score
'I think parents should introduce their kids to as many different things as they can with other people with disabilities.'
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Does being smart make you a 'better' person?
When I was at university (yes, decades ago!) I think I felt that I was somehow "responsible" for my intelligence. That I'd made a choice ...
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How baby went from 'alien creature' to 'our son'
‘Our Curse' tells the story of a Polish couple whose son Leo is born with a rare syndrome that prevents him from breathing while asleep...
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