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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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Holland Bloorview celebrates launch of its accessible playground
Co-created in partnership with Bloorview School Authority and Kindercircle
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Women’s Executive Network names Julia Hanigsberg one of Canada’s most powerful CEOs
Holland Bloorview’s President and CEO is one of three leaders across the country to be named in new category.
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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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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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Here’s one video game parents will welcome into their home
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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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Kelly Arbour, PhD

Dr. Kelly Arbour-Nicitopoulos is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education and an Advisory Member of the Mental Health and Physical Activity Research Centre at the University of Toronto in Ontario, Canada.

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Rhea D’Costa, MD, FRCPC

Dr. Rhea D’Costa is a Developmental Paediatrician working in Holland Bloorview’s Child Development program. She completed her undergraduate and medical training at McMaster University, followed by Paediatrics residency training at Queen’s University and a fellowship in Developmental Paediatrics at the University of Toronto.

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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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