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FAP and Me:
A
Kid's Guide to Familial Adenomatous Polyposis
Link
now repaired 8th October 2010
Link
to Purchase Book
We are always on the
lookout for information about FAP and the result this
time is what we consider an excellent book for children.
Below is the introduction.
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WOULD YOU
LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FAP?
Yes? Then meet
Dr. Helix.
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Dr. Helix knows more
about FAP than just about any other
dog on the planet. He also knows a lot about the
digestive system. Dr. Helix and his friends Danny,
Nicole and Alexis have a club called the DNA Club.
The DNA Club helps kids learn about FAP. You see,
Danny, Nicole and Alexis all have FAP. You can join
the DNA Club on a learning adventure by reading
this booklet. The booklet is for people who have
FAP or who may have FAP because it is in their family.
You may want to read it with your parents or another
adult. This booklet has a lot of information about
FAP. It explains big words and answers questions
that kids often ask when they first learn about
FAP. New words are in bold and are listed at the
end of booklet. Dr. Helix and the DNA Club have
included some fun activities in the booklet, so
get your pencil ready |
Published in the U.S.A.
The National Society of Genetic Counselors acknowledges
the following members for developing and writing the
publication and their affiliated institutions for contributions
in kind.
Sumedha Ghate, MS1,
Anna Leininger, MS2, Cindy Hoyle Solomon, MS3, Nicole
Teed, MS4, and Jill Brensinger Trimbath, MS5
Design & Illustrations
by Jeffry Byrd
1 St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay, WI
2 Minnesota Colorectal Cancer Initiative, St. Paul,
MN
3 Myriad Genetic Laboratories, Inc., Salt Lake City,
UT
4 Children's Hospital of Michigan, Detroit, MI
5 The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore MD
All Text and Graphics
©2004 National Society of Genetic Counselors, www.nsgc.org
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