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JUST LIKE YOU -- DOWN SYNDROME - explores the life, hopes, challenges and dreams of three kids living with Down syndrome. Elyssa, Rachel and Sam share personal stories to help viewers better understand their condition and why they wish to be treated just like you. Each of our stars has their own talents, characteristics, strengths and challenges. Down syndrome is just one part of who they are and this film identifies how to handle and accommodate...

Four experts describe intriguing insights regarding the overlap of language and culture, from the global proliferation of sign languages, to the idea of language as an expression of identity. Featured are Carol Padden, Prof. of Communication and specialist in sign-languages (UC San Diego), David Belllos, Prof. of French Literature and Comparative Literature (Princeton University), Michael Berry, Prof. of East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies (UCLA)...

In this lesson, you'll learn How to Exchange Contact Information in English.

Art expert Tim Marlow presents a four-part series exploring the nude in art. This comprehensive and illuminating series charts the portrayal of the naked body throughout history from Classical times through the Renaissance and the Enlightenment to the Modern Era. The Classical Tim Marlow's main focus is the ancient classical world. He explores how and why the naked body was first depicted and goes on to show how the 'Venus de Milo' and the 'Venus...

Travel to the four corners of the world in this visually sumptuous series that captures the best examples of the art and architecture of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Each film brings to life the most significant religious buildings. Art of Faith enables viewers to enter into the lives of the people who worship and celebrate their faith and gain a deeper understanding of the three Abrahamic faith traditions.

This study shows the results of CCHD screening using pulse oximetry at a tertiary birth hospital and the impact of a modified screening algorithm.

A recent study revealed that specific uropathogens are associated with lower odds of pyuria in a general pediatrics population. Children with neurogenic bladders who require clean intermittent catheterization (CIC) frequently have pyuria.

Through national surveys of pediatricians, this study describes trends in reported developmental screening and referral practices from 2002 to 2016.

This cross-sectional audit of newborn-specific antibiotic stewardship programs shows low adherence to CDC Core Elements and variation in antibiotic use rates between centers.

This study describes the epidemiology of foreign body ingestions of children <6 years of age who presented to US EDs between 1995 and 2015.