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Inside Canada’s First Dementia Viallage
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Donald Triplett, the 1st Person Diagnosed with Autism, Dies at 89
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Visually Impaired People in Ukraine Struggle to Cope During Russian Missile Attacks
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For Some Autistic People, ChatGPT Is a Lifeline
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A Paralyzed Man Can Walk Naturally Again with Brain and Spin Implants
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How to Find a Missing Person with Dementia
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The FDA Just Approved Rub-On Gene Therapy That Helps “Butterfly” Children
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‘Carebots’: A Dream for Carers or a Dangerous Fantasy?
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Scientists Find Brain Signals of Chronic Pain
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Soft, Stretchable Electronic Skin Could Reconstruct the Sense of Touch
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A New Edition of Neuroethics Is Now Available
May 10, 2023
‘The Best Way to Get It Right Is to Listen to Us’–Autistic People Argue for a Stronger Voice in Research
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Hearing Aids Are Changing. Their Users Are, Too.
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NYC Schools Handcuff and Haul Away Kids in Emotional Crisis
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Disability Rights Groups Sue to Overturn California’s Physician-Assisted Death Law
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Barbie with Down’s Syndrome on Sale After ‘Real Women’ Criticism
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Study: Milder Autism Far Outpacing ‘Profound’ Diagnosis
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Would You Like to Live Beyond 100? No, Some Japanese Say
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A New Edition of Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics Is Now Available
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