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Ability Central • 12 April, 2023
Ability Central shares seven quick facts about Down syndrome, including what it is, what causes it, the three different types, and how it is diagnosed.
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Education Quality Living
Ability Central • 12 April, 2023
The early signs and symptoms of Down syndrome are often caught in screening and testing during pregnancy. This article breaks down the diagnostic process.
Education Quality Living
Ability Central • 12 April, 2023
New Down syndrome diagnosis? Ability Central breaks down your first steps, including understanding treatment options and care guidelines.
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Ability Central • 12 April, 2023
Long-term care planning for a person with Down syndrome is challenging. This article addresses legal, mental health, and financial concerns.
Education
Ability Central • 30 September, 2022
In recent years, Down syndrome has become more common, and children with Down syndrome are living longer. Read below for recent statistics on Down syndrome in the United States.
How many people are living with Down syndrome in the United States?
Babies:
Quality Living Self-Development
Ability Central • 29 September, 2022
Any time Bet-R Neighborhood Market owner Cliff Boulden has a job opening, he tries to hire a person with an intellectual or developmental disability—not as a sign of sympathy, but because he sees them as an untapped workforce that’s eager to stock shelves and read labels.
Education Quality Living Self-Development
Ability Central • 29 September, 2022
Conducted by nonprofit Let Grow and analyzed by Dr. Peter Gray, the study shows children benefitted from unstructured time during the initial lockdown last spring
NEW YORK (PRWEB) JULY 28, 2021
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PRWeb • 28 September, 2022
AONN+ joins numerous patient care organizations in writing to Representatives DeGette and Upton in support of patient advocacy language in the Cures 2.0 final legislation.
CRANBURY, N.J. (PRWEB) AUGUST 23, 2021