Patient Information Page
- The Chromosome Abnormality Database (CAD) is a resource strictly limited to Genetics Professionals:
therefore we are unable to provide information directly to patients or their families.
- If you require further information on your, a relatives, or a friends condition, please contact
your clinician, consultant or GP.
- There are several organisations, which may be able to help you with your search for answers about your diagnosis or a particular abnormality..
Organisations
- BDF Newlife
- Visit them at www.bdfnewlife.co.uk
- BDF Newlife is the UK's leading child health and research Charity, helping babies and families with inborn conditions.
- BDF Newlife provides information, help and advice via a free helpline, email or post to parents,
parents-to-be and families.
They can also provide free booklets on subjects related to inborn conditions, available by free download or post.
- Unique
- Visit them at www.rarechromo.org
- Unique is a source of information, mutual support and self-help to families and those affected by rare
chromosome disorders.
Information and advice is also available to those who work with affected Children.
- Contact A Family
- Visit them at www.cafamily.org.uk
- The Contact a Family website is for families who have a disabled child and those who work with them or are interested
to find out more about their needs.
- S.O.F.T UK
- Visit them at www.soft.org.uk
- Support Organisation for Trisomy 13/18 and Related Disorders.
- Down's Syndrome Association
- Visit them at www.downs-syndrome.org.uk
- The Down's Syndrome Association provides information, counselling and support for people
with Down's Syndrome, thier families and carers, as well as being a resource for interested professionals.
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