Monday, November 23, 2009

Down syndrome

For Kids With Down Syndrome, a 'Ray of Hope'

Study in mice could lead to treatment for learning deficits, researcher suggests more >>

Research Reveals How Down Syndrome Shields Against Cancer

The findings might someday lead to better treatments, experts say more >>

How Down Syndrome Works Against Cancer

Extra dose of protein limits blood vessel formation that tumors need. more >>

Study Links Pesticides to Birth Defects

Risk rises for babies conceived in spring, summer, when chemical concentrations peak more >>

My Response on the Mainstream Media vs. Sarah Palin Controversy

There has been some controversy over comments I made in a question-and-answer session. more >>

Circadian Rhythm Plays Role in Memory

Hamsters deprived of body's sleep-wake system 'can't remember anything,' study says more >>

Genetic Blood Test for Down Syndrome? Not Yet

But there’s a risk-free, reliable method that’s already available. more >>

Health Buzz: Pediatricians' Medical Errors and Other Health News

A blood test for Down syndrome, pets that pose risks to kids, and diabetes info that men need to know. more >>

Scientists Explore New Test for Down Syndrome

If effective, it would be less invasive than current prenatal exams. more >>

Research Unveils Earliest Cell Changes in Down Syndrome

Mouse study shows disturbance of regulating gene starts domino effect altering development more >>

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