“Jerome Lejeune was not only a researcher. He was also a doctor. The human body was not only for him an object of experience; he never...
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The Jerome Lejeune Foundation launches a master’s degree program in bioethics
The Jerome Lejeune Foundation in Spain has launched an online master’s degree in bioethics. Coordinated by Dr. Elena Postigo, the master’s program...
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Currently in the UK, 90% of people whose unborn child is diagnosed with Down syndrome decide to abort. Furthermore, no one believes that the...
MoreCanadian girl with Down syndrome pursues her figure skating dream
Meg Ohsada may be shy and unassuming at first glance, but once she gets out on the ice or the stage, her inner passion shines. Meg has been...
MoreJohn Franklin Stephens and Charlotte Fien give powerful testimonies before the UN
Remember John Franklin Stephens’s powerful speech: “I am a man with Down syndrome and my life is worth living”? and Charlotte...
MoreAll Danish babies with Down syndrome aborted but 4 in 2016
In 2006, Denmark became the first European country to institute Down syndrome screening, a public health service that has been highly utilized...
MorePatricia Heaton: Iceland is not eliminating Down syndrome, but killing those with it
The tweet posted by CBS news in August claiming that “Iceland is on pace to virtually eliminate Down syndrome through abortion” evoked an...
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