Up to 1 in 3 people with cerebral palsy may have the condition due to an underlying genetic cause, suggests a study being presented at the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) Conference.

Dr. Sprouse featured as ABC WJLA’s “Working Woman!”
ABC WJLA’s coverage of $1 million donation benefiting The Focus Foundation’s research into rare childhood disorder:

$1 Million Bitcoin Donation to The Focus Foundation Featured on NBC 4 Washington News
Watch NBC 4 Washington's News story on how the $86 million Pineapple Fund offers money to anyone who plans to use it to help others and the story of one woman who took a chance and found it was true.

NBC 5 Chicago News Features $1 Million Bitcoin Donation to The Focus Foundation
Watch NBC 5 Chicago’s News story and interview of Focus Foundation’s co-founder, Jacolyn Bucksbaum, as she talks Pine and the indescribable feeling it is to know how many children we can help with this generous and anonymous donation!

The Focus Foundation Receives $1 Million Donation Through Pineapple Fund
The anonymous donor, "Pine" has donated $1 million dollars worth of Bitcoin to increase World Wide awareness and Improved Care of Children with X and Y Chromosomal Variations to a local non-profit organization.

PRESS RELEASE: The Focus Foundation Receives $1 Million Donation Through Pineapple Fund
The anonymous donor, "Pine" has donated $1 million dollars worth of Bitcoin to increase World Wide awareness and Improved Care of Children with X and Y Chromosomal Variations to a local non-profit organization.

Psychology Today: “Why Danny Can’t Read”
“One in 500 male babies is born with a second X chromosome, a condition known as Klinefelter syndrome. The vast...

The Capital (Annapolis, Maryland): “No one understands how capable they are: Local doctor devotes career to helping children with sex chromosome disorders”
July 24, 2008, by Theresa Winslow Read More

The Quad-City Times: “Davenport boy is beating the odds”
October 2, 2008, by Deirdre Cox Baker (Davenport, Iowa)

The Washington Post: “I’m Here to Make You Feel Better”
Robots can already perform surgery and track your meds. Now, new models aim to provide therapy and support, March 10,...