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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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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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Congratulations to our 2023-2024 graduate student award recipients!
Student research unlocks new avenues for equitable and personalized care
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Celebrating Ward Summer Students at Research Day
Undergraduate students across disciplines share their experiences in the Ward Summer Family Student Research Program
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2018 Pursuit Award: Meet our finalists!
The 2018 Pursuit Award competition is right around the corner! This exciting event...
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Ontario’s Children’s Hospitals rename cardiac procedure to recognize critical role of Black pioneer Vivien Thomas
In a move to honour the groundbreaking contributions of Black surgical pioneer Vivien Thomas, Ontario’s five children's hospitals have officially renamed the cardiac procedure previously known as the Blalock-Taussig (BT) shunt to the Blalock-Thomas-Taussig (BTT) shunt.
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Getting a “Bootle Blast” out of therapy
Kids with disabilities will have a new, fun way to do therapy at home with the help of an innovative video game.
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