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How Canada measures poverty ignores the costs of disability
'These aren't luxuries. They're basic needs to participate in society.'
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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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Parents of disabled kids need to watch for 'hidden' sibling depression
'Children may not vocalize this, and if you're not attentive to it you can miss it.'
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Holland Bloorview’s Hummingbird assistive technology – a Canadian first – gives kids, adults with disabilities a voice
Bloorview Research Institute launches crowdfunding site to bring empowering technology to market
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In U.S. counties with more Black doctors, Black patients live longer
Longer survival was found in counties with only one Black primary-care doctor.
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Let's talk about disability, sexuality and relationships
New videos created by kids with disabilities help other youth navigate a complex social world starting a new school year
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Loneliness in autistic children can predict later depression
'Kids who are lonely at age 10 are three times more likely to have depressive symptoms when they're 14.'
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A new standard for food and liquid textures paves way for safer care
Adoption of the International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI) advances client safety
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Inclusion in research
Q&A with Neve Van Daele, a summer student at the Bloorview Research Institute
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Diagnoses at a later age may mean missed opportunities for treatment
A child who is diagnosed at an older age may miss windows for intervention. Parents discuss the impact and a developmental pediatrician looks at contributing factors.
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