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The definition in the category is very nebulous. I don't know what "substantial causes of disability" means. Does it mean that most disabilities are caused by the causes classified here (not true) or does it mean that these causes usually cause disability or does it mean that disability is part of the definition of these causes?
I note that all the current contents of the category are non-reversible causes of disability. Stopping a harmful behaviour (e.g. nicotine consumption) or adjusting medication (e.g. thyroid replacement) or even getting a good night's sleep will not resolve these conditions. Because disability is a universal human experience (we all experience degrees of disability from time to time) the focus of disability work is on the impact a particular disability is having. Beeswaxcandle (talk) 07:17, 12 January 2012 (UTC)