Shining Light on Cognition Research
Researchers tell us why Down syndrome cognition research matters — and what ongoing progress could mean for people with Ds
November 7, 2020
Researchers tell us why Down syndrome cognition research matters — and what ongoing progress could mean for people with Ds
Question: My 26-year-old DS son was recently diagnosed with stage 3 fibrosis. He has autoimmune hepatitis and non-alcoholic fatty liver
Question: My daughter is now 36 years old. She is married and lives independently with support people who come in
Examining the relationship between sleep disturbance and executive functions in individuals with Down syndrome.Source: ScienceDirect
Question: We just learned from a study from the UK in the Annals of Internal Medicine that adults with DS
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A listing of art resources for individuals with Down syndrome Source: National Association for Down Syndrome
Thorough toilet hygiene is difficult for many individuals with Down syndrome. However, there are several options to increase independence and
With more than 265 postsecondary opportunities available, people with Down syndrome are finding meaningful jobs and newfound independence.Source: Today
This About Me worksheet provides information on Down syndrome and conditions that may affect our loved ones with Down syndrome.