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"Shifting and sharing the power" in research: Views and perspectives on research priorities from the Down syndrome, Fragile X syndrome and Williams syndrome communities
People with intellectual disabilities and their communities are rarely involved in setting priorities for research. Our study addressed this gap through consultations with the UK communities of three genetic syndromes in which intellectual disabilities are common: Down syndrome (DS), Fragile X syndr
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