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Fragile X Syndrome - Services & Other Resources
Information & Support
For Parents and Patients
Fragile X syndrome (MedLinePlus)
Introduction and links to a variety of reliable sources of information about FXS, from the National Library of Medicine and
National Insitutes of Health.
Mental Retardation Association of Utah (MRAU)
This non-profit supports volunteer activities; provides information and referral services; provides education, newsletters,
and conferences; and helps families with guardianship information forms.
Utah Parent Center
This statewide non-profit organization, founded in 1984, provides training, information, referral and assistance to parents
of children and youth with all disabilities, including physical, mental, hearing, vision, learning, behavioral, and emotional.
Staff consists primarily of parents of children and youth with disabilities. The Center provides information on support and
advocacy for families of children with special health care needs.
Support
FRAXA
A national organization providing research and support for individuals with fragile X syndrome and their families.
National Fragile X Foundation
Information and support from the National Fragile X Foundation
National Fragile X Foundation
A non-profit organization run by parents of children with fragile X syndrome. This organization supports research into finding
a cure for fragile X syndrome and supports families with children with fragile X syndrome.
For Professionals
Developmental Behavioral Pediatric update course (dbpeds.org)
Slides from lectures given at the DBPeds Prep Course, 2008, with various links, including genetic cases, learning disabilities,
sleep disorders, and others.
FMR-1-related disorders (GeneReviews)
Excellent in-depth information regarding fragile X including diagnosis, testing, pathophysiology
Fragile X testing (GeneTests)
A national list of clinical laboratories providing genetic testing for fragile X syndrome and other FMRI-related disorders,
on www.genetests.org.
Patient Education
Fragile X syndrome (MedLinePlus)
Introduction and links to a variety of reliable sources of information about FXS, from the National Library of Medicine and
National Insitutes of Health.
Services
Early Intervention Programs
See all Early Intervention Programs services providers (36) in our database.
Genetics, Prenatal
Perinatal Genetics,
more info...
100 Mario Capecchi Drive
Salt Lake City, UT 84132
Phone: 801-585-1861
http://intermountainhealthcare.org/hospitals/primarychildrens/services/pages/Service.aspx?index=Genetics
See all Genetics, Prenatal services providers (4) in our database.
Pediatric Gastroenterology
See all Pediatric Gastroenterology services providers (2) in our database.
Pediatric Genetic Counseling
See all Pediatric Genetic Counseling services providers (4) in our database.
Pediatric Medical Genetics
See all Pediatric Medical Genetics services providers (3) in our database.
Pediatric Physical Medicine & Rehab
See all Pediatric Physical Medicine & Rehab services providers (6) in our database.
Prenatal Genetic Counseling/Diagnosis
See all Prenatal Genetic Counseling/Diagnosis services providers (1) in our database.
Recreation Programs/Activities
See all Recreation Programs/Activities services providers (177) in our database.
SSI, Supplemental Security Income
See all SSI, Supplemental Security Income services providers (8) in our database.
Services for People with Disabilities
See all Services for People with Disabilities services providers (66) in our database.
Social & Recreational Opportunities
See all Social & Recreational Opportunities services providers (29) in our database.
For other services related to this condition, browse our Services categories or search our database.
Studies
Clinical trials in Fragile X (clinicaltrials.gov)
Listing of current and recent studies related to Fragile X.
Fenobam study information (FRAXA)
Although in the early stages, fenobam, a slective mGluR5 antagonist, may be helpful in individuals with fragile X syndrome.
So far, it has been tested only in adults.
