With a $30,000 grant from FRAXA Research Foundation in 2000, Dr. Don Bailey and his team at the University of North Carolina studied the longitudinal development of children, with a focus on educational strategies and development of language. They have contributed greatly to our understanding of the course of Fragile X over a lifetime, as well as the frequency of autism and other behavioral complications in the Fragile X population.
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Don Bailey, PhD, Distinguished Fellow at RTI International, is an international expert on children with disabilities. In 2000, Dr. Bailey received a FRAXA Research Foundation grant to conduct a longitudinal study on the development of children with Fragile X syndrome.
Psychophysiological Measures of Arousal: Documentation of Treatment Effects & Impact of Disability
With a $60,000 grant from FRAXA Research Foundation from 1998-2000, Dr. Don Bailey and his team at the University of North Carolina explored the role of arousal in individuals that are affected by Fragile X syndrome.
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