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The findings, which were reported today in the journal Neuron, explain some of the underlying mechanisms that lead to the more difficult-to-treat symptoms of schizophrenia, including social withdrawal, reduced motivation and decreased emotional capacity.
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Most trained North American journalists try to follow style guides, but when covering the disability community, conflicting terminology sometimes exists. It is called identity-first versus people-first language and ncdj's article delves into this issue here.
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MacArthur fellow Alex Truesdell sees a world of possibilities in a simple piece of cardboard. At her Adaptive Design Association, cardboard furniture and learning tools are built for children with disabilities to help them realize their potential. Check out the PBS article.
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Leal is hearing impaired — the 35-year-old has worn hearing aids in both ears since kindergarten. Lorel Leal lets nothing stand in the way of her love for her music, hearing her play — an experience to behold in itself. Check out the Calgary Herald to read the rest of the story and see the video.