COVID-19 as Disability Interest Convergence?
During the pandemic, disability rights have been negotiable and vulnerable to sacrifice in service of the needs of able-bodied, neurotypical people.
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Read more: The Institutionalization Missing Data Problem The Institutionalization Missing Data Problem
Efforts to monitor health outcomes of people with disabilities are woefully inadequate. This stems, in part, from widespread institutionalization.
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Read more: The Import of the UNCRPD and Disability Justice for Pandemic Preparedness and Response The Import of the UNCRPD and Disability Justice for Pandemic Preparedness and Response
This commentary outlines three of the more important considerations for international pandemic lawmaking with respect to people with disabilities.
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Read more: Viewing Telehealth Policymaking Through the Lens of Disability Viewing Telehealth Policymaking Through the Lens of Disability
As a means for delivering health care, telehealth will only be as successful as it is accessible to our most vulnerable populations.
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Read more: Why Buck v. Bell Still Matters Why Buck v. Bell Still Matters
In just three sentences, Justice Holmes delivers a message that has lasted through today: some lives matter more than others.
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Read more: Rethinking Inclusivity in Precision Medicine Research: The Disability Experience and Barriers to Participation Rethinking Inclusivity in Precision Medicine Research: The Disability Experience and Barriers to Participation
Persons with disabilities constitute the largest health disparities group in the U.S., but they have largely been absent from the conversations on precision medicine research.
