Disability Advocacy
Contributing Articles in Disability Advocacy
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Rare Disease Issues and Medical Research
Many rare diseases lack effective treatment or a cure. Patients often see participating in research as a purpose in life. Here's how to make it happen with minimal stress
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What is the BCSMC?
The Bryan-College Station Mayors' Committee on People with Disabilities (BCSMC) is an organization that provides solutions to issues that affect people with disabilities.
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Profile-Sally Spence
Sally Spence says she wasn't always sure if she wanted to begin a career working with children, but is glad she did.
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Parenting a Noonan Syndrome Child
Anne de Groot knew something was wrong, but doctors dismissed her son's symptoms and her concerns till genetic testing vindicated her suspicion, and changed her life.
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Skeletal Problems in Down Syndrome
Down syndrome is associated with defects in multiple organ systems. Skeletal anomalies can add to the burden of disability, and they often require multidisciplinary care.
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Mental Capacity Act and Advocacy
In 2007, the amended Mental Capacity Act 2005 introduced a new type of statutory advocacy. So, what is Advocacy and why is it necessary in mental health organisations.
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Invisible Illness Week
September 14th-20th 2009 is the National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week. But what are invisible illnesses and why should you care?
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Dating Websites for the Disabled
For persons with disabilities, online dating websites provide a comfortable, secure environment for connecting to a wider community of supportive, empathetic people.
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What Exactly Is Mental Capacity?
Assessing the capacity of people to make decisions about their functional problems has substantial ethical, clinical, and financial implications.
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