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'The tears represent sadness, but sort of a beautiful sadness'
Jessica Chan, 20 (above), made a mask to convey what it’s like to live with a brain injury. At age 17, she had surgery to remove a brain tumour. Today, the University of Toronto student is one of several young adults showing masks they created at an Unmasking Brain Injury workshop at Holland…
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What do you think about 'slow code?'
Here Dr. Brian Goldman describes a "slow code" or "Hollywood code," when doctors are slow to respond to a "code blue" that signals a pati...
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BRITE Achieving Excellence
Going above and beyond in shaping the next generation of researchers, scientists and clinicians
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Holland Bloorview’s Autism Summit a resounding success
3,500 participants from 31 countries tune into summit
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That's not a problem. It's a power!
By Megan JonesWhen acting, Jessica Thom never stays on script. In fact, she's neurologically incapable of it: the London, U.K.-based perf...
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Unique community play-based program can build toddlers’ language, social skills: study
Parent-led Social ABCs program shown to be effective in teaching toddlers new words, sounds
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A decade of propelling bright futures for childhood disability student researchers
Motivated by their scientist mentors, students in the Ward summer student research program took to the stage Tuesday to demonstrate how t...
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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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When healthy food and other basics are out of reach
The Family Navigation Hub connects families with community resources that support housing, childcare and food security. We interview team lead Jessica Reid.
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Empowering kids with autism with the help of wearable tech
Researchers bring technology from the lab to the real world to help kids with autism and their families track and manage challenging behaviours
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