Health Insight
accessibility
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Molly Burke Tackles Vision Loss and Accessibility
We spoke to motivational speaker and blind advocate Molly Burke about her experience living with retinitis pigmentosa and the future of accessibility.
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AMI Working to Make Media Content More Inclusive
By creating content for the blind and partially-sighted community, Accessible Media Inc. (AMI) hopes to become a global leader in media accessibility.
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Ben’s Fight for Sight
Ben Akuoko was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa at a young age, facing extensive challenges and stigmas. Now he works to break those barriers down.
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Celebrate the 2020 Experience Expo
CCB's Toronto Visionaries Chapter is hosting the Experience Expo, Canada's only consumer show dedicated to Canadians who are blind and partially sighted.
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The Exciting Vision Impaired Curling Championship
As part of White Cane Week, the Canadian Council of the Blind brings together curlers for the AMI Canadian Vision Impaired Curling Championship.
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CCB Mobile Eye Clinics: Providing Eye Examinations for Our Seniors and Children
The Canadian Council of the Blind's Mobile Eye Clinics increase patient access to vision treatment and prevention for everyone from children to seniors.
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Transforming Health Care: The Personalized Revolution
A growing cohort of health data companies are looking to reshape the way medical data is gathered, handled, and used, and Roche leads the charge.
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The Fight for National Canadian Pharmacare Continues
Dr. Eric Hoskins explains how improving access to prescription drugs can improve the health of countless Canadians living with acute and chronic illnesses.
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Loop Systems Clear the Air for People with Hearing Loss
Assistive listening systems can be a hearing aid user’s best friend, but only if such systems — like the audio induction loop — are publicly available.
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See the Opportunity with Assistive Technology
Assistive tech helps people with sight loss excel despite their visual challenges — so why don't more employers know about the available resources?