United Coalition for Down Syndrome Condemns the Rise in the Use of the R-wordFreedom of Speech & Protecting Vulnerable Communities Are Not Mutually Exclusive
Global Down Syndrome Foundation Raises $2.5 Million at Star-Studded Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion ShowLargest Down syndrome fundraiser in the world attracts over 1,400 guests from 18 states and 10 countries, raising funds for life-saving and transformative research and medical care.
American Academy of Pediatrics & Global Down Syndrome Foundation Collaborate on Down Syndrome RecommendationsAAP Health Supervision for Children and Adolescents will be translated into multiple languages and freely distributed around the world
Historic First Win: House Passes DeOndra Dixon INCLUDE Project ActGroundbreaking Legislation for Transformative NIH Down Syndrome Research is a Legacy for GLOBAL Ambassador DeOndra Dixon, Representatives Rodgers, DeLauro, Cole, DeGette and Other Congressional Champions
New Leadership at Children's Hospital Colorado to Spearhead Largest Down Syndrome Center in the USRenowned neurologist Dr. Nicole Baumer takes the helm of the Sie Center for Down Syndrome with a focus on expanding research
Woody Harrelson, Jessica Biel, Laura Linney Join Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s Star-Studded LineupReserve Your Table at the Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show, the Largest Down Syndrome Fundraiser in the World
Groundbreaking Crnic Institute Study Discovers Differences in Oxygen Physiology in People with Down SyndromeSigns of Lower Oxygen Availability and Dysregulated Red Blood Cell Function Point to New Targets for Medical Interventions
Crnic Institute Clinical Trial Shows JAK Inhibitor Improves Multiple Autoimmune Conditions in Patients with Down SyndromeUnprecedented Study Published in eLife Reveals Strategy to Decrease the Burden of Alopecia Areata, Atopic Dermatitis, Psoriasis and Other Autoimmune Conditions.
Breakthrough Study Reveals Molecular Subtypes of Down Syndrome, Offering Insights for Personalized Medicine ApproachesDenver, Aug. 07, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global Down Syndrome Foundation (GLOBAL) is proud to support a new study published in Nature Communications by researchers at its partner and Affiliate, the Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome (Crnic Institute) at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. The breakthrough research, part of the ongoing Crnic Institute Human Trisome Project, identifies distinct molecular and immune subtypes across individuals with Down syndrome, offering new insights that could lead to personalized medicine approaches for the clinical management of this condition."
Global Down Syndrome Foundation & National Down Syndrome Congress Sign Multi-Year Collaboration AgreementThe National & International Organizations Will Work Together on Outreach and Education Associated with Research & Medical Care at the NDSC Annual Convention and Beyond
New Down Syndrome Resource Available in Spanish and JapaneseGlobal Down Syndrome Foundation, Centro UC Síndrome de Down and Japan Down Syndrome Association Join Forces to Translate & Provide Online Access to the GLOBAL Adult Guideline
