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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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PhD candidate awarded University of Toronto Alumni Association Graduate Scholar Award
On April 27th, Patrick Jachyra received the University of Toronto Alumni Association Graduate Scholar Award. As one of three recipients...
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Cutting work hours to care for a child with a chronic condition is costly
Families lose an average of US$18K a year when they cut work hours or leave jobs to care for a child with extra needs.
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Is newborn euthanasia an answer to parent pain?
I was surprised to see this headline on a CBC The Current story yesterday: Newborns should have the right to die, ethicist says. Can newb...
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Accessible and affordable housing among families with children, youth and young adults with disabilities
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Autism Decision-aid Tool
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Road to an autism diagnosis and beyond for parents
Review of over 100 international autism studies examines parents’ experiences of their child’s autism diagnosis
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After trauma, parents need space to 'fall apart emotionally'
Say the word ‘trauma’ among parents of kids with complex medical problems and disabilities, and the floodgates open.
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2015 Scientist Awards and Achievements
2015 scientist awards include national and international recognition:Barbara GibsonRoss Upshur Graduate Thesis Mentorship Award, Universi...
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Experts worldwide call for new personalized approach to autism care, treatment across the lifespan
78 million worldwide have autism; the majority don’t have access to adequate health care, education and social care services
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