Talk:1p36 deletion syndrome

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The article 1p36 Deletion is a summary of knowledge I personally have gained through study about my daughter who has this condition and from being in contact with other parents and medical professionals who are familiar with 1p36 deletion syndrome. To the best of my knowledge none of the information here is copyrighted or under any restriction from being redistributed under the licenses in place. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Nate.hanson (talk • contribs).