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When science doesn't have all the answers
It's on the list.My son's rare genetic deletion is on the list of disorders identified by microarray analysis of a fetus's DNA. It was a ...
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When a child's medical care becomes a parent's pain
A study explores how hospital experiences can be traumatic for parents of children with complex medical problems.
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The boy who set out on dogsled to find surgery
A new book tells the story of a disabled boy in the 1800s who was treated at SickKids Hospital after travelling 40 miles on his own in a sled pulled by his dog.
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School volunteer honours his daughter's memory
I first met Yoonus Mia in 2003. I'd bump into him in the hospital walking beside a child in a helmet, feet strapped onto the pedals of an...
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More than meets the eye
By Sue RobinsThere's been a tropical storm on the Hawaiian island of Kaua'i and the one-lane bridge to the North Shore is washed out.We'r...
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Courage Project: 'Accept things as they are'
A father, who we'll call Bruce, contacted us about sharing his story in our Courage Project series. To protect his child, we have changed...
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Specialized flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic for children, youth and families with and without disabilities
Join us for another fully accessible, sensory-and family-friendly vaccination clinic.
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For some hospital staff, coronavirus-fuelled fear and racism is personal
Amy and Clara discuss the emotional impact of mistrust and racism generated by the coronavirus.
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A family mentor 'gets it, so we hit the ground running'
'There’s always been a gap for peer support programs, particularly for caregivers of children with disabilities and complex medical needs.'
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Maria’s mission to change minds
Maria's mission to change mindsThis might just be the most personal and meaningful school project 17-year-old Maria has ever done.She's w...
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