The term "disability," as used in the federal Americans with Disabilities Act,means only those people with physical handicaps,such as hearing or vision loss or loss of mobility.

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As defined by the 1990 law, disability is a broad term that protects not only those with physical handicaps but also those with cancer, heart disease, diabetes, epilepsy, HIV/AIDS, drug addiction, alcoholism, emotional illness, and other conditions.

The Term "Disability," as Used in the Federal Americans with Disabilities