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Better Training for Doctors in Disability

In a significant stride towards improving healthcare accessibility and inclusivity, federal health officials are channelling millions of dollars into a groundbreaking effort designed to enhance the training of future doctors. This initiative specifically targets improving care for individuals with developmental disabilities, a demographic historically facing disparities in healthcare provision. The US Department of Health and…

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“Barbie”; Movie Breaks New Ground with American Sign Language Inclusion

In a groundbreaking move towards greater inclusivity, the highly anticipated "Barbie" movie, set to premiere on Max next week, will feature a unique accessibility option aimed at enhancing the cinematic experience for individuals with disabilities. This innovative feature involves the incorporation of American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation, underscoring the commitment to inclusiveness embedded in the…

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Aim Assist, Skippable QTEs and Subtitles: How Big
Budget Video Games Encourage Accessibility For
Disabled People

Video games are the ultimate form of escapism for many people, and it’s normal to come home after a long day at work or school and boot up a video game. They are also gradually becoming more accessible, with big budget titles, particularly those which have made the decision to allow core aspects of the…

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