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Enhancing Access to More Timely Autism Diagnoses for Families
Researchers find that pediatricians in rural communities regularly providing diagnoses: study
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Early autism therapy saves taxpayers money, study finds
Intensive behavioural therapy for autism is expensive—over $100,000 per child. In Ontario, the average child waits two-and-a-half years...
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Successful third annual BRI trainee workshop
On Friday March 9th BRITE students hosted the third annual BRI Trainee Workshop. It was an incredible day with a variety of speakers and ...
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Evidence to Care: Improving Care through Knowledge Translation
Leading. Inspiring. Transforming. For Holland Bloorview, the link between ground-breaking research and innovative care is paved with more...
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Clinicians must better respect children's 'agency,' ethicist says
The other day my son had an interview to volunteer in a cat adoption centre in a PetSmart.He can't speak and doesn't have a robust form o...
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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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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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Holland Bloorview highlights Canadian pediatric health research at 12th Annual Research Symposium
On Tuesday, November 21, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital’s s research institute (Bloorview Research Institute/BRI) welcomed over 260 guests to its 12th annual research symposium.
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