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14/11/2023

Drs. Rebecca Gradzinski and Heather Hazlett recently sat down with the LowDOWN podcast to talk about the intersection of autism and Down syndrome. The Down Syndrome Resource Foundation has a lot of great information and resources for families.

On season 8, episode 8 of The LowDOWN: A Down Syndrome Podcast, Dr. Rebecca Gradzinski and Dr. Heather Hazlett give us the lowdown on autism and Down syndrom...

21/03/2023

Today, March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day, and the IBIS Network would like to thank all of the wonderful families who have participated in our DS research.

09/02/2022

Babies are needed for a research study on Down syndrome. Babies must be 0-6 months of age and have a diagnosis of Down syndrome, or be a typically developing infant to be included in our control group.

09/11/2020

We hope to better understand brain development in Down syndrome through our research. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) brain scans will allow us to study the structure, function, and connections between different areas in your infant’s brain. Having an MRI is safe for your baby and done without sedation during natural sleep. To learn more about our study design, visit our website: www.dsstudies.com

07/11/2020

We are actively recruiting infants under 12 months old with Down syndrome to participate in a research study about brain development. Infants will complete behavioral assessments and a non-sedated MRI at 6-, 12-, and 24-months old. Travel expenses are reimbursed and compensation is at least $125 per visit. To learn more, visit our website: www.dsstudies.com

05/11/2020

There are a lot of different types of thermometers your child might be seeing in different places! You could try showing pictures of eternal, ear, and oral thermometers to your child so they know what to expect. You could also try talking to your child about how long each thermometer takes to use, if and where it will touch them, and that it won’t hurt. If you’re going somewhere together, you could try having the thermometer modeled on you first so that you can show your child what using that specific thermometer is like.

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31/10/2020

We hope your family has a safe and happy Halloween!

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http://www.dsstudies.com/

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