
This podcast contains information for caregivers and providers regarding Down syndrome. Hosted by Dr. Kishore Vellody, Medical Director of the Down Syndrome Center of Western Pennsylvania and former President of the National Down Syndrome Congress.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness | |||

Isabelles Schnadig and Ashley Matthews from REACH (Research, Education, Advocacy for Children with Hirschsprung disease) joined the podcast to talk about the supports they can offer for children with Down syndrome and Hirschsprung Disease.
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Dr. Brian Chicoine from the Adult Down Syndrome Center in Chicago joined the podcast again today, this time to discuss a listener question on cholesterol. There's data that people with Down syndrome do not seem to get cholesterol related plaques on t... more
Dr. Kristie Marble is a pediatric hospital medicine physician at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, MO. She joined the podcast to discuss reasons why a child with Down syndrome might be admitted to a hospital and ways to advocate for them to b... more
Laura Mattie and Alex Barkhimer from the school of Speech and Hearing Science at the University of Illinois joined the podcast to talk about the exciting Speech Accessibility Project to help Big Tech companies create devices that can understand peopl... more
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I enjoy many DS podcasts but this is my favorite when it comes to getting useful information and learning new things. I really appreciate the upbeat tone of the host and guests paired with tangible, and research backed information.
It was great to hear the topic I requested addressed and get some more information about Hirschsprung’s disease out into the world. I really appreciate these professionals taking time to detail the nuances of so many associated conditions with such compassion and hope.
I have a 20 year old daughter that has ds. She recently regressed and I listened to unexplained regression several times. Thanks for all the information, I look forward to listening and learning from you and your guests.
Thank you for todays program. I would like to nominate Vertical Harvest as an upcoming guest. The first one is in Jackson Hole WY and there is another one being built in Philly. This would be a discussion around employment for adults with different abilities.
Thank you for todays program. Would you be able to bring a director of one of these college programs on to discuss what that looks like?
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Episodes consistently focus on critical healthcare topics impacting individuals with Down syndrome, providing valuable insights for both caregivers and healthcare providers. Featured discussions encompass various aspects of medical care, including mental health, advocacy, nutrition, and the use of innovative technologies to enhance communication for individuals with Down syndrome. A unique aspect of this podcast is its combination of expert guest discussions, personal narratives, and advocacy efforts, creating a comprehensive resource for families navigating the complexities associated with Down syndrome. It likely engages listeners seeking both professional insights and relatable stories from those involved in the community.
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