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Fragile X Resource Center of Missouri Hosts Business Meeting

By |Apr 21, 2017|

On March 23, the Fragile X Resource Center of Missouri hosted a business meeting for all members of the group. Roughly 20 individuals enjoyed dinner, followed by the business of the group. Events since the last meeting were reviewed, along with upcoming events and opportunities. We enjoyed catching up with other following the conclusion of our business.

Research: UCD Language Intervention in Treatment for FXS

By |Apr 20, 2017|

UC Davis MIND Institute [mpc_image preset="preset_2" image="11147" margin_divider="true" margin_css="margin-bottom:15px;" image_size="full" force_fullwidth="true" image_opacity="100" effect="none" image_hover_opacity="100" overlay_background="rgba(255,255,255,0.35)" overlay_enable_lightbox="true" mpc_ribbon__disable="true" animation_in_type="transition.expandIn" animation_in_offset="100" animation_in_duration="900" animation_in_delay="300"] Now Recruiting Research Participants: Combining Lovastatin and a Parent-Implemented Language Intervention in [...]

Research: Memory Study in Children/Youth

By |Apr 13, 2017|

Researchers at the University of Alberta’s Department of Pediatrics and Stollery Hospital are completing a study, looking at memory in children with a neurodevelopmental disorder or typical development. [...]

TX: Awareness Walk

By |Apr 13, 2017|

Join Texas Fragile X Association for their annual awareness walk!

NFXF Advocacy Update: The ABLE Act and More

By |Apr 12, 2017|

Congress is moving forward on our two key asks: Reps. Harper and Engel have sent their cosigned letter to the House Appropriations Committee asking for support for research at [...]

Planning for Emergency Events at School

By |Apr 12, 2017|

With the anxiety and hyperarousal seen in children with Fragile X syndrome, it is important to plan for emergency events at your child’s school – a fire in the building and severe weather events, such as a tornado, a hurricane, a local fire, a chemical spill, etc. Lockdowns are discussed separately. If at all possible, develop a plan ahead of time, ideally at your child's IEP. If that is not possible, ask for a meeting to discuss this first thing of the school year.

Western Massachusetts Hosts Rollerskating Event

By |Apr 7, 2017|

[mpc_image preset="preset_2" image="27485" margin_divider="true" margin_css="margin-bottom:15px;" image_size="700_thumb" image_opacity="100" image_inner_border_gap="0" effect="none" image_hover_opacity="100" mpc_ribbon__disable="true" animation_in_type="transition.expandIn" animation_in_offset="100" animation_in_duration="1200" animation_in_delay="600"]On April 2, Western Massachusetts Fragile X hosted a rollerskating event for local families. The event was private, and to ensure [...]