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Postdoctoral Scholars –. Stanford University has a thriving academic community which includes over 1,800 post-doctoral scholars. Stanford prides itself on recruiting skilled and talented scholars from all over the world. Please note that some of this information is for School of Medicine scholars only (over 70% of all scholars are in the School of Medicine). This First Things First. Stanford University, Research Policy Handbook (RPH). Document RPH 10.3. Document RPH 4.1. Document RPH 10.6. Contains ind...
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Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders. Laquo; Previous Entry. Next Entry ». An early start on a New Year's resolution. Posted 9:00 AM, December 20, 2010, by wetmore. The calendar has almost turned to twenty-eleven and best intentions of 2010 for more regular postings here have not been very effective. So, 10 days early, here is a New Year's resolution: postings here once a week or more about basic and clinical research in Down syndrome and other neurodevelopmental disorders. School of Medicine Home.
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Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders. Next Entry ». Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders at Stanford University: INDD-X. Posted 8:37 PM, October 30, 2008, by wetmore. Welcome to the newly minted INDD-X website and blog! Our most successful efforts so far are related to Down syndrome, the most common form of genetically-inherited mental retardation. Dr. Craig Garner, Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences here at Stanford, discovered a drug therapy that improves cognition in...Updat...
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Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders. 8:50 PM, October 30, 2008. Down syndrome clinical trial: FAQs. We frequently receive emails from parents interested in our research, clinical trial plans, and related issues. We wrote a series of FAQs to post here as a resource for parents, doctors, and educators. If you have additional questions that aren't addressed here, please contact us. So should we have more hope now given that previous attempts have failed? Many websites discuss PTZ as a way to induce ...
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Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders. 9:00 AM, December 20, 2010. An early start on a New Year's resolution. The calendar has almost turned to twenty-eleven and best intentions of 2010 for more regular postings here have not been very effective. So, 10 days early, here is a New Year's resolution: postings here once a week or more about basic and clinical research in Down syndrome and other neurodevelopmental disorders. 8:37 PM, October 30, 2008. Welcome to the newly minted INDD-X website and blog!
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Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders. Laquo; Previous Entry. Next Entry ». Down syndrome clinical trial: FAQs. Posted 8:50 PM, October 30, 2008, by wetmore. We frequently receive emails from parents interested in our research, clinical trial plans, and related issues. We wrote a series of FAQs to post here as a resource for parents, doctors, and educators. If you have additional questions that aren't addressed here, please contact us. Do you or Stanford endorse any specific treatment regimen?
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Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders. 8:50 PM, October 30, 2008. Down syndrome clinical trial: FAQs. We frequently receive emails from parents interested in our research, clinical trial plans, and related issues. We wrote a series of FAQs to post here as a resource for parents, doctors, and educators. If you have additional questions that aren't addressed here, please contact us. So should we have more hope now given that previous attempts have failed? Many websites discuss PTZ as a way to induce ...
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Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders - School of Medicine Blogs - Stanford University School of Medicine
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Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders. Laquo; Previous Entry. Next Entry ». Posted 6:45 PM, August 12, 2010, by wetmore. Hello and welcome to the new and improved Innovations in Neurodevelopmental Disorders blog - also known as the official blog of the Stanford Down Syndrome Research Center. Follow this blog to learn about the latest research in Down syndrome at Stanford and read our thoughts on publications of interest. What this really means is that I work with Prof. Craig Garner ( lab website.
