News about disability affairs in China and East Asia
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The thrill of possibly screwing up’. How DJ with ADHD found her groove in Hong Kong’s drum and bass scene – then grew
Technology helps improve lives of people with disabilities
Special kids get an early break
ChineseToday | Special education teacher brings more possibilities to hearing-impaired children in Hubei
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Shanghai establishes six autism diagnosis centers for children
Feature: Run, Dad! - Tale of love, strength from China's Team Hoyt
Researcher role model inspires inquisitive girls
Feature. Reading accessibility opens world to people with visual impairments in Yunnan
Palace Museum signs agreement to improve accessibility
Nearly 90 pct of hearing-impaired children in China use cochlear implants
Museum inaugurated to provide tactile, auditory experiences for visually impaired visitors
Local hospitals adopt new myopic tool introduced at CIIE
Living with lupus. Hong Kong make-up artist with the incurable autoimmune disease on empowering fellow sufferers
Library features exhibits for visually impaired
High tech benefits the disabled.
Health the best gift for International Children's Day
Genetics most likely responsible for quater of cerebral palsy cases in Chinese-Australian study
Generation Z Exploring diverse paths of ambitionModern youth joining workforce, showcasing diligence to become backbone of society in the new era
Feature. Removing barriers for visually impaired in information age