Cervical Spine Instability — Intellectual Disability

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Children with Down's syndrome should not be barred from sporting activities because there is no evidence that participation in sports increases the risk of cervical spine injury any more than for the general population.

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The Benefits of Exercise to a Down's Syndrome Population
Brain Development And Developmental Disabilities
Cancer, Palliative Care and Intellectual Disabilities
Key Facts from the Down's Heart Group
Cervical Spine Instability
Dental Problems in People with Down's Syndrome
Clinical Guidelines & Integrated Care Pathways For The Oral Health Care Of People With Learning Disabilities
Epilepsy
Eye and Vision Problems in Children with Down's Syndrome
Hearing Impairment & Down's Syndrome
The Immune System in Down's Syndrome
Sight Problems and People with Intellectual Disabilities
Down's Syndrome and Childhood Deafness
Identification of Difficulties Experienced With The Physical Application of Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aids and their Association with Auricular Anatomy
Visual Impairment: Its Effect on Cognitive Development and Behaviour
The Come Back Kid
This is my story: I’ve got cancer

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