New Screening Test for Down�s Syndrome to be Offered at Two Hospitals
A new test that screens unborn babies for the presence of Down’s syndrome will be offered to prenatal patients at King’s College Hospital.
A new test that screens unborn babies for the presence of Down’s syndrome will be offered to prenatal patients at King’s College Hospital.
‘In a sad case a 7-year-old girl with Down's Syndrome had her profile removed from the school's yearbook. ’
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Five students moved away from their class so they did not have to sit in the same class room.Masha who is not a student at the school but the daughter of a teacher, goes to work with her mother as there is nobody to look after her at home.
Masha’s mother Olga Sinayeva wrote on Facebook: ‘The album is all so very pompously glossy, with all kinds of poetry about school, friendship and mutual understanding, with pages separated by parchment paper.
Support Group Fears Ban on International Surrogacy in Australia Following Abandoned Down�s Syndrome Baby
A surrogacy support group in Australia has expressed fear that the country could ban international surrogacy.
A surrogacy support group in Australia has expressed fear that the country could ban international surrogacy.
“Masha practically lives in this class, tries to interact, hugs everyone, she is kind and defenceless, but children shrink away from her,” said Sinayeva.
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New Blood Test to Detect Down�s Syndrome Does Not Increase Risk of Miscarriage
Researchers at New York’s Colombia University and genetic-testing firm Natera have developed a new blood test that can help detect Down's syndrome in unborn babies.
Researchers at New York’s Colombia University and genetic-testing firm Natera have developed a new blood test that can help detect Down's syndrome in unborn babies.
Researchers Manage to Switch Off Chromosome That Causes Down�s Syndrome
A team of American gene scientists claimed that they have found a way through which they were able to switch off the rouge chromosome responsible for the condition in lab-dish cells.
A team of American gene scientists claimed that they have found a way through which they were able to switch off the rouge chromosome responsible for the condition in lab-dish cells.
