The UC Davis MIND Institute has found that a battery of tests seems to accurately measure cognitive changes over time for people with Fragile X, Down Syndrome and autism, among other intellectual disabilities....
read morePregnant women using paroxetine and fluoxetine during early pregnancy have a greater risk of birth defects but the link is not the same with other SSRIs....
read moreA new study claims to explain why nearly by 40, 100% of people with Down syndrome develop brain changes that produce Alzheimer’s....
read moreResearchers have found that administering the hormone EPO could help reduce the risk of preterm babies developing brain damage....
read moreIn addition, those with Down syndrome who have higher motor skill coordination and better learning and memory skills had healthier frontal white matter connections than their peers with Down syndrome who had decreased skills....
read moreAn asthma medication called formoterol has been found to improve cognitive function in mice with Down syndrome. The drug strengthens nerve connections in the hippocampus (which deals with forming new memories, paying attention and navigating spaces), and helps integrate...
read moreMice with Down syndrome had cognitive function restored after being given lithium. The drug restored cell growth in the hippocampus and improved performance in spatial memory, object discrimination and contextual learning....
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