Health and Disability Editorials, Op-eds, and Opinions
Author: Disabled World
Updated/Revised Date: 2024/03/24
Category Topic: Editorials and Op-eds (Publications Database)
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Synopsis: Disabled World editorial views and opinions on articles and news stories and topics relating to disability and health issues today.
• Op-eds are different from both editorials - (opinion pieces submitted by editorial board members) - and letters to the editor - (opinion pieces submitted by readers).
Introduction
What is an Editorial?
Most editorial pieces take the form of an essay or thesis, using arguments to promote a specific point of view of the writer. Editorial pages are considered to be a writer's specific opinion on a specific topic - and may or may not be biased.
Main Document
What is an Op-ed?
An op-ed (originally short for "opposite the editorial page" though sometimes interpreted as "opinion editorial") is a written piece typically published by a newspaper or magazine which expresses the opinion of a named author, usually not affiliated with the publication editorial board.
Submissions
Do you have a disability editorial or news story, coming event, informative article, assistive product or service announcement, or helpful review that will benefit our readers? Submissions are free, but must follow our submission guidelines.
NOTE: Views and opinions expressed in the Disabled World editorial section are not necessarily the opinions of disabled-world.com
Subtopics
Latest Publications From Our Editorials and Op-eds Category
1: Not All Disabled People Ate Turkey on Thanksgiving - Exposing the critical issue of poor nutrition among disabled Americans, analyzing its causes, consequences, and potential solutions, while highlighting the need for targeted interventions.
2: Peer Review: A Flawed Process at the Heart of Scientific Publishing - Mounting evidence suggests the peer reviewed process is far from infallible and may even be detrimental to scientific progress in some cases.
3: Why Are Disabled People in The US Unemployed? - The share of working people with disabilities in the United States is less than the share of working people without disabilities.
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