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Ward Summer Student Research Day celebrates Canada’s best and brightest during a full-house awards ceremony
It was a record-breaking day with over 100 attendees at the 11th annual Ward Summer Student Research Day that celebrated the work of Cana...
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EPIC Lab | Work with Us
Discuss your interest in working with the EPIC Lab.
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Hardships, silver linings and me: A diary of rehab
By Alivia OslandI've been in the hospital for almost three months because I've been diagnosed with Guillain Barré Syndrome. The lower ha...
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Surprise, surprise: Carly's dad on where she is today
Everyone knows Carly Fleischmann, the Toronto teen with autism who was unreachable until she typed a message on a computer at age 10. Her...
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London play explores how disability bias in hospital can be deadly
Laughing Boy is the story of a family's fight to get justice for the preventable death of their autistic son Connor in a National Health Service unit.
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Bloorview school: 'best place I've been to in my life'
Years ago I knew Osmond Shen as a student in our Bloorview School. He's now 19 and in Grade 12 and we caught up in an e-mail interview. I...
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Helping parents read their baby's cues
The Social ABCs for babies who show signs of autism nurtures 'an ability to connect with a partner and share positive feelings together.'
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Holland Bloorview providing care to refugee children with developmental or pediatric rehab needs
At Holland Bloorview we provide exceptional care to children with disabilities and their families. As part of Toronto's commitment to wel...
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From client to researcher: Hisham’s story
For most undergraduate students, the ideal gap year involves backpacks, beaches and as little work as possible. That wasn't the case for Hisham.
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Why are disabled teens more likely to be alone?
Life skills staff at Holland Bloorview presented their early findings from a review of 56 studies on friendship for youth with disabiliti...
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