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Hyperphagia and Down Syndrome: A Case Report of Excessive Appetite and Behavioral Management

A 14-year-old boy with Down syndrome developed severe hyperphagia between ages 10-12, with BMI increasing significantly despite adequate nutrition, accompanied by compulsive eating patterns and food-related behavioral aggression. Treatment involved evidence-based behavioral interventions including token economy systems, structured meal scheduling, coping skills training, and communication supports to address eating behaviors.

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This study of 66 adults with Down syndrome found that lower gait performance scores on the Performance-Oriented Mobility Assessment independently predicted prodromal dementia and dementia risk. Higher BMI and gait dysfunction were both significant predictors of cognitive decline, suggesting mobility assessment may be useful in monitoring dementia progression in this population.

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Insights into Children with Down Syndrome: A Medical Student's Perspective

Down syndrome is the most common chromosomal abnormality causing intellectual disability in liveborn infants, but children with appropriate medical care and support can achieve fulfilling lives and reach their potential. The article advocates for increased awareness of Down syndrome's genetic causes, associated health conditions, and developmental delays through experience-based learning at a care facility.

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Cytomegalovirus Pneumonia in Down Syndrome: A Case Report

A 50-year-old female with Down syndrome developed severe bilateral pneumonia caused by cytomegalovirus (CMV), requiring intensive care and mechanical ventilation, which resolved after ganciclovir treatment. This case highlights that CMV-induced pneumonia, rarely reported in Down syndrome patients, can be a life-threatening condition requiring early recognition and prompt antiviral intervention.

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Interhemispheric Communication Efficiency in Down Syndrome: Evidence of Corpus Callosum Dysfunction

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