A Winning Debut for Wrestler with Down Syndrome – Week In Neurodiversity (1/28/17)
The Week in Neurodiversity
The Neurodiversity News Show, hosted by Mike Nickas.
In this episode, a teen with Down syndrome wins his high school wrestling debut, students walk for Alzheimer’s in honor of the Pat Summit Foundation, and a have you seen this viral clip of a Parkinson’s patient leading a dance? These stories and more in this week’s episode.
[00:11] In New Jersey a teen with down syndrome wins in his varsity wrestling debut. [00:45] A woman has a new lease on life after a breakthrough Parkinson’s treatment. [01:27] Tucker High School in Virginia prepares for their annual Alzheimer’s walk for the Pat Summitt Foundation. [01:50] In Raleigh, North Carolina scientists gather to help treat military PTSD. [02:23] Doctors at Cleveland Clinic discuss ways for teens to handle depression. [03:06] A Parkinson’s patient goes from struggling to walk to leading a dance in this viral clip.
FOR THE FULL-LENGTH STORIES AND VIDEOS:
In New Jersey a teen with down syndrome wins in his varsity wrestling debut.
http://abc7ny.com/sports/high-school-wrestler-with-down-syndrome-scores-big-victory-in-nj/1706826/
A woman has a new lease on life after a breakthrough Parkinson’s treatment.
Tucker High School in Virginia prepares for their annual Alzheimer’s walk for the Pat Summitt Foundation.
http://wric.com/2017/01/19/we-back-pat-tucker-high-school-ready-for-alzheimers-awareness-event/
In Raleigh, North Carolina scientists gather to help treat military PTSD.
http://abc11.com/news/raleigh-scientists-team-up-to-help-treat-military-ptsd/1708933/
Doctors at Cleveland Clinic discuss ways for teens to handle depression.
http://www.wjhg.com/content/news/How-to-handle-teen-depression-411169775.html
A Parkinson’s patient goes from struggling to walk to leading a dance in this viral clip. http://www.foxnews.com/health/2017/01/16/patient-with-parkinsons-goes-from-struggling-to-walk-to-leading-dance-in-viral-clip.html
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