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New study finds general pediatricians can accurately diagnose autism in children
Study findings hold promise in building more system capacity to reduce long wait times for ASD assessments
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How Western ideas about success fail disabled youth
Much has been written about how using normal development as a rehab benchmark sets disabled kids up to fail and devalues different ways o...
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People with intellectual disabilities are at high risk for COVID-19. Why aren't they front of the vaccine line?
A large U.S. study finds people with intellectual disability are almost eight times more likely than the general population to die of COVID-19.
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'I've always been able to push myself'
Ade Adepitan (right) is a British Paralympic basketballmedal-winner, an actor and a filmmaker whose documentary Journey of My Lifetime to...
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Brain-Computer Interfaces
Helping people with severe disabilities to communicate and interact with their environment.
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Disabled and parent activists are often at odds. The authors of a new book explore why
'Parent organizations exert a lot of power when we're talking about disability policy. Parents need to start sharing some of the power.' 
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Funding Employment Inclusion for Ontario Youth with Disabilities
Access resources to raise awareness about funding youth employment programs
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Why I love being an online college student
By Chantelle Fogarty-GriswoldI'm 26 years old and I have severe spastic cerebral palsy. From as far back as I can remember I loved school...
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Inclusive fitness comes to staff gym
Holland Bloorview recently installed the first piece of accessible workout equipment in staff gym
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Want to know what kids think? Just ask
Tommy (in orange shirt) and Martin Tobon (foreground) are nine-year-old twins.Martin likes building Legos. Tommy prefers to swim. But he ...
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