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Developmental Disabilities Grown Up: Down Syndrome

This review article is dedicated to Dr. William I. Cohen, who served the Down syndrome community as a clinician, educator, and friend. Bill was the Medical Director of the Down Syndrome Center of Western Pennsylvania at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, cofounder and cochair of the Down Syndrome Medical Interest Group, Medicine Editor of Down Syndrome Quarterly, and coeditor of the book Down Syndrome: Visions for the 21st Century. Recognizing that the issues facing individuals with Down syndrome can change, sometimes dramatically, with age, Bill and Sheila Cannon started an Adult Program within the Down Syndrome Center at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. Our remembrance of Bill was published in the June 2009 issue of this journal, on page 216. Heidi Feldman, MD Editorial Board Member