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Down Syndrome or Down's Syndrome

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Latest post Sun, Oct 26 2003 8:17 PM by Mimi. 2 replies.
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Mimi  +  11578 Sun, 26 Oct 03 08:17 PM
child has Down syndrome (or would it be Down's Syndrome)?
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pieter, 6 yr 33 days ago
It's Down's syndrome.
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Mimi, 6 yr 33 days ago
Thanks pieter. In Dorlands it says Down syndrome? Go figure.
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