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Unraveling the complex process of workplace disclosure
New global study finds people with non-visible disabilities or illness face hurdles in navigating workplace disclosure
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School and hospital launch groundbreaking collaboration to raise awareness of and improve care for youth concussion
Crescent School and Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital combine strengths toward a concussion strategy to impact health of stude...
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Eva is doing 'things we never thought would be possible'
A six-week inpatient program at Holland Bloorview optimizes the muscle strength children with spinal muscular atrophy are gaining through two breakthrough drugs.
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Poor health care a factor in early deaths
A 2013 inquiry into the deaths of 247 adults and children with intellectual disability in England and Wales found women with intellectual...
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Gabrielle steals the show
By Megan JonesGabrielle Marion-Rivard doesn't enter a room. She arrives. Underneathher thick mop of curly brown hair the actress's eyes a...
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'Foolishness' is a critical part of rehab
The foolishness of clowns, their vulnerability and willingness to fail, produces 'joy without demands' in hospitalized children, write the Holland Bloorview authors of a new Journal of Medical Humanities paper. Yet clowning is devalued in medicine.
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Respite workers are more difficult to find and afford
Agencies may charge more than double what parents paid when an Ontario service matched them with respite workers.
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Iveta Lewis receives prestigious Joan Leishman Award for 2023
We are excited to announce that Iveta Lewis, manager of the health sciences library and archives at Holland Bloorview, has been named the recipient of the 2023 Joan Leishman Award of Merit for Excellence in Health Science Information.
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Sadie opened my eyes to reading bias: Audiobooks don't count
By Emily UrquhartLast week, I encouraged my daughter, Sadie, 7, to cheat at school. At least she saw it that way. I'd suggested that duri...
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The blame game: It's got to go
Yesterday we ran a beautiful piece by Keith McArthur, about his family's nine-year search to get a genetic diagnosis for his son Bryson.W...
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