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No. A cholesteatoma is a treatable medical condition not a disability. Hearing loss is a valid employment disability.
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What does Ensuring equity mean for disability people?
Employment Equity is fairness in employment
When did disability employment awareness month begin?
1988
What are the eesults of Cholesteatoma surgery?
Most Cholesteatoma surgery have great results. After having this surgery most people can hear.
Why does my sss no. became invalid when im filling a employment application?
It doesn't "become" invalid. It is either valid or it is not valid--and that is unrelated to whether or not you've filled out an employment application.
What are the symptoms of cholesteatoma?
Some symptoms of the cholesteatoma can include smelly discharged fluid coming out from the ear. As well as birth defect during birth which is also common.
What is the cpt for transcochlear approach for removal of cholesteatoma?
69799
How many people have a cholesteatoma?
about 12 in 10 million
What medical condition is mastoidectomy used to treat?
to treat cholesteatoma; a second-look procedure is generally performed to ensure that the entire cholesteatoma was removed during the initial procedure.
How do you get disability if you have never filed taxes?
Disability and taxes are unrelated. If you were injured on the job, file with the employment security office of your state. If not, check with Social Security.
Will a disability affect my insurance quote Where can I get valid insurance for a disabled California driver?
In California a disability will not effect your insurance quote but if you are in southern state like Florida a disability will effect you insurance quote.
Where can I get disability insurance?
Disability insurance is usually through one's place of employment. It is not usually something that one can get on their own since it is insurance against instances at work.
What has the author Barry Bye written?
Barry Bye has written: '1978 survey of disability and work' -- subject(s): Disability Insurance, Employment, Insurance, Disability, People with disabilities, Physically handicapped, Statistical methods, Statistics
