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'What racism does, many, many times, is remove your voice'
A memorial for George Floyd took place today. Yesterday, Dr. Sharon Smile invited Holland Bloorview's doctors into 'uncomfortable discussions about racism and how it impacts us as a unit and the families and clients that we see.'
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Doctors who work with brain-injured newborns need humility
I'll never forget a time I went to visit a child in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). I was in the waiting room during a shift cha...
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'You are going to be Dads'
At a recent BLOOM event I met a new dad, Rob Foslett. Rob's face lit up when he told me that he and his partner had recently adopted a yo...
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A son's diagnosis prompts a mom to consider if she's autistic too
'My autism helps me relate to my son's experiences and I have been an exceptionally assertive and unforgiving champion for him.'
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Celebrating Administrative Professionals Day
We are deeply grateful for the dedication and hard work of our administrative team
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Nursing background ups Tina's technology game
'The perception of a nurse is no longer restricted to providing direct care at a bedside.'
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Most doctors hold distorted view of disabled life, American survey finds
A new study in Health Affairs found 82.4 per cent of 714 doctors across the United States don't think it's possible to live well with a significant disability.
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Capes for Kids thankful for a week of media coverage
Fifth annual fundraiser saw stories on CTV, CHFI radio, TVOkids and Breakfast Television
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Graduate scholarships for students with disabilities
A wonderful initiative courtesy of TD Bank and Toronto Rehab helps leverage some of the financial barriers that students with disabilitie...
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Exploring the Intersections of Gender, Sexuality, and Disability
“Exploring the Intersections of Gender, Sexuality, and Disability,” presented by the Knowledge Network of Expertise in Disability & Sexuality (KNEDS).
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