Discover how changes in glial cells and myelination affect early brain development in Down syndrome. Learn why slower brain “wiring” impacts learning and memory, and how understanding this support network can empower families to follow through with therapies and patience.

Refresh your memory or learn more about gray matter. Neurons and glia work together to create a beautiful symphony of thought and action.

In Down syndrome, underlying changes from the cellular level compound to produce noticeable differences compared to neurotypical brains. How do those differences relate to typical strengths and weaknesses in Down syndrome?

Quick tutorial on myelin and its role in neurodevelopment

The ATNR is often referred to as the fencing reflex Image credit: Mikael Häggström, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 ( link ) How to...

"There is a good chance that your baby will have Down syndrome." Okay, great. What do we do with this information? While I'll spare you...