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Ability Central • 10 February, 2023
Discover the three types of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) diagnoses, how symptoms differ between kids and adults, and where to get a diagnosis.
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Ability Central • 10 February, 2023
Symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are treatable. Ability Central shares the first steps for adults who have received a diagnosis.
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Ability Central • 14 December, 2022
Ability Central helps people with an Alzheimer's diagnosis understand the stages of the disease and plan for the future.
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Ability Central • 14 December, 2022
These 21 signs of hearing loss will help you discern the possible situations and indications of hearing loss in you or a loved one.
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Ability Central • 14 December, 2022
Hearing loss can happen at any age. Ability Central's Quick Facts covers what causes hearing loss, how it is measured, and what you can do about it.
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Ability Central • 14 December, 2022
Low vision can be an overwhelming diagnosis for the patient and loved ones. Ability Central breaks down the four things you can do to meet immediate needs.
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Ability Central • 14 December, 2022
Are you or a loved one living with low vision? Learn your rights, available resources, and how to connect with others with a similar diagnosis.
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Ability Central • 14 December, 2022
While low vision is usually age-related, it is crucial to understand the underlying cause of vision impairments so you know your options. In this article, Ability Central will share the following:
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Ability Central • 14 December, 2022
When your vision starts to go, you may experience difficulty reading signs on the freeway (myopia) or reading books without glasses (farsightedness). More than 2 billion people globally have impairments with vision, according to the World Health Organization.