impairment **

Some people decided to work with those having the same type of impairment as themselves.

Can it lead to physical impairment in the long run?

If they do have a memory impairment, why is it?

In some children, a loss of language is the impairment.

Further, he saw a potential for impairment to future operations.

This impairment can last anywhere from a few months to two years.

Of these, 2,491 include a voice system for people with visual impairment.

If it should happen again, he wanted at least one of them able to function without impairment.

"Job cuts and impairments are not an area for growth."

It is a special school for students with intellectual impairments.

Many of those patients also had major impairments in their ability to make decisions.

Results for a healthy control group showed no impairment at all.

Many hearing impairments are not identified until after the age of 2.

Conversely, we are very strong on the study of reading impairment.

The person's impairments would have to be certified by a doctor.

In 1909, she established a school for people with hearing impairments.

Clear speech is used when talking to a person with a hearing impairment.

Can someone remind me why is this considered an impairment again?

What's the best way to get the message about visual impairment across?

The bill would provide full benefits for children with the most severe impairments.

A similar relationship was seen in people with no recognized memory or thinking impairments.

Doctors have said they assume there will be some impairment.

Even so, it makes sense to seek insurance despite an impairment.

Mental and physical impairments a person has had since birth.

With your degree of motor impairment, it's difficult to know.