Disabling myths

Article Abstract:

Households comprising of a person with physical disabilities often need to formulate their entertainment, traveling, dining plans to suit the requirements of that person. It is observed that the people's approach towards disabled people is based on their information and understanding, which may be wrong, and such myths are judged against the actual facts that disabled people go through.

Canada, Disabled persons, Myths and legends

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Article Abstract:

A new food law is passed by Ontario Ministry of Health regarding consumption of raw fish. An analysis is done on the pros and cons of enforcing this law in Canada as several sections are protesting against the law.

Government domestic functions, Commercial Fishing, Fishing, Ontario, Edible Fish, Interpretation and construction, Fish as food, Fish (Food product), Nutritional aspects, Food law, Health policy, Ontario. Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care

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