Accessible refers to the intentional design of environments, systems, or information so that people of all abilities can use or understand them. Accessibility removes physical, cognitive, financial, or social barriers that prevent equal participation in everyday life. In health, education, and digital platforms, making something accessible is not optional because it’s an ethical standard that supports autonomy, inclusion, and public well-being.
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