First person: The reality of surviving with a child who has a syndrome without a name - and the astonishing discovery of vast differences in care.
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Fossil of Tina: Neanderthal child with Down Syndrome lived to at least age six.
First person: The reality of surviving with a child who has a syndrome without a name - and the astonishing discovery of vast differences in care.
A new study suggests that both younger and older fathers may have a higher risk of having a child with Down syndrome. Researchers analyzed data from...
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