NFXF Blog

Children with Fragile X syndrome struggle more to process and recognize word patterns in speech. Scans show their auditory brain regions — specifically the primary auditory cortex — don’t sync with speech sounds as strongly as other children do.

Learn what recent federal actions related to Olmstead, the ADA, and Section 504 mean for individuals with disabilities and Fragile X families.

Our 2026 NFXF awards are in! Learn more about each award and the respective awardees.

Travel can feel overwhelming — especially when routines change, environments are different, and there is a lot of unexpected input happening around you. We pulled together some resources to support your next trip.

Updates about recent federal policy discussions and what they may mean for Fragile X research, healthcare, education, and support services.

Learn about CDMRP funding opportunities for research on Fragile X-associated conditions and disorders, including application deadlines, key award mechanisms, and how the NFXF supports researchers.

Moms gathered last week to provide support for one another and share about their family members living with Fragile X.

Congratulations to our 2026 Junior Investigators! We are SO excited to have such brilliant minds in the Fragile X field. The NFXF is proud to support these Junior Investigators and build the next generation of Fragile X experts.

Shionogi provides updates on the EXPERIENCE adult and adolescent studies in Fragile X syndrome.