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David Onley, who championed an accessible Ontario, has died
David Onley was the first person with a physical disability to be lieutenant-governor in Ontario.
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Families struggle to afford medical care for a disabled child
Families with disabled children were almost two times as likely to have difficulty paying medical bills and to delay or forgo care for their child due to cost.
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Pearls of Wisdom: Behind the scenes of the BRI's PEARL Lab
When you think of video games you might think of games like Mario Kart or Candy Crush. You probably didn’t picture physical therapy.
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Youth who face disability bias in medicine more likely to forgo care
'To our knowledge, this is the first study to examine exposure to disability-based discrimination in a large population of children with special health-care needs.'
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EMBARK program
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How families thrive when caring for a medically complex child
A new framework for tracking well-being in families was based on a survey of over 300 American parents and family caregivers.
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RSI Student Leadership Award
BRITE extends their congratulations to one of our co-chairs, Keelia Quinn De Launay, who was the recipient of the 2018 RSI Student Leader...
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When resilience is part of the problem
Putting the onus on an individual to adapt to structural trauma is misguided, the authors of a new paper argue.
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Shattered dreams
A few things collided in my mind this morning.First I read this exquisite essay by Michael Bérubé about his son Jamie's search for work...
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Poetry 'is a type of magic' for me
Nikoletta Erdelyi is a project coordinator at York University who works with academic advisors in all faculties to improve the way they support students.
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