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“Recreation is a right for all.”
Every child deserves access to meaningful recreation and play, says therapeutic recreation specialist Lindsey White.
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Be a flu fighter!
Rupinder Pannu, occupational clinical nurse at Holland Bloorview, explains the benefits of getting a flu shot.
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'Trust your instincts. That's what I tell parents'
Fahima Afroze is a biomedical engineer with three daughters. Myreen, 11, has autism and Zafreen, 8, has cerebral palsy.When Farzeen, now ...
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Autistic adults over three times as likely to die early, Ontario study finds
Are there 'things we're doing in our health system that contribute to why a group of people is more likely to die young?'
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BRI Symposium
The annual BRI Symposium is Canada’s largest hospital-based paediatric disability health research conference that combines research and the family perspective.
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Sadie opened my eyes to reading bias: Audiobooks don't count
By Emily UrquhartLast week, I encouraged my daughter, Sadie, 7, to cheat at school. At least she saw it that way. I'd suggested that duri...
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Canadian study identifies genetic link to cause of cerebral palsy
Toronto (August 3, 2017) - A Canadian study published in Genetics in Medicine today has identified a genetic link that may explain how ce...
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Eglinton West Satellite Clinic
Please note that the clinics previously available at the Eglinton West Satellite Clinic are now being offered at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital’s main site, at 150 Kilgour Road until further notice.
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In nursing, 'everything good comes from the heart'
Shevonne Thatham is a registered practical nurse at Holland Bloorview working with children who have complex disabilities and use ventilators to breathe.
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Black med students bump up against 'white man's club' in surgical training
'Black medical students struggled with the idea of being the only Black surgical resident or staff in their institutions...'
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