International Developmental Language Disorder Day
A member marked International Developmental Language Disorder Day, taking place next Friday, and described developmental language disorder, formerly known as dysphasia, as a condition affecting about 7.5% of Canadians that makes it hard to learn and use language and is often misunderstood, with consequences at school and at work. The member noted members were wearing yellow and purple ribbons in support of people with the condition.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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