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The Down’s Syndrome Association is involved in an international study looking at the effects of COVID-19 in people who have Down’s syndrome. This is an extremely important study, since COVID-19 is a ‘novel’ virus, unknown to the medical community until the beginning of this year. As yet, we knew very little about how severely affected […]
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All of us at the DSA were very concerned to read the Care Quality Commission report (published on 2 June) that demonstrates a significant increase in the deaths of people with a learning disability from coronavirus (COVID-19). The analysis shows there has been a 134% increase in the number of death notifications this year compared […]
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Cardiac conditions
Health Series: Cardiac disorders A guide for parents and carers. This resource has been produced in collaboration with the Down’s Syndrome Medical Interest Group (DSMIG).
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Let’s Talk About Relationships and Sex – Teenage Resources: Sexual Acts pack
This downloadable pack will provide parents and practitioners with the tools to support understanding around sexual acts. We recommend that you consider purchasing the illustrations pack to use alongside this pack. The pack includes:
- Sexual Acts easy read
- Sexual Acts workbook
- Two visual activities
- Advice sheet for parents and practitioners
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