Why is there so little funding for Down syndrome research at the National Institute of Health, when other diseases which affect far fewer people, given more money?
Despite a growing grassroots movement of parents who reacted to the 2007 statement of the ACOG that ALL pregnant mothers be tested for Trisomy 21, getting active legislatively with the Kennedy Brownback bill, and starting blogs and support groups online, inspiring Rep Cathy McMorris Rogers to form the Congressional Down Syndrome Caucus, there is still minimal funding to improve the lives of our children.
Find out more, and become part of the solution.
Read more and register for the webinar here.
Despite a growing grassroots movement of parents who reacted to the 2007 statement of the ACOG that ALL pregnant mothers be tested for Trisomy 21, getting active legislatively with the Kennedy Brownback bill, and starting blogs and support groups online, inspiring Rep Cathy McMorris Rogers to form the Congressional Down Syndrome Caucus, there is still minimal funding to improve the lives of our children.
Find out more, and become part of the solution.
Read more and register for the webinar here.
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