The work is informed by the author's many years' involvement in a studyof more than 160 children born with Down's syndrome whose progress hehas charted into adulthood. It is the largest survey of its type evercarried out.
Cunningham's professional credentials are impressive. He was a seniorlecturer at the Hester Adrian Research Centre at the University ofManchester and is currently a visiting professor of applied psychologyat Liverpool John Moores University. He is a respected internationalexpert on the subject of Down's syndrome and was a member of thescientific research and advisory committees for both the European and UKDown's syndrome associations. He also lectures at conferences across theworld.
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