Volume 8 | Issue - 10
Volume 8 | Issue - 9
Volume 8 | Issue - 9
Volume 8 | Issue - 9
Volume 8 | Issue - 9
Background: There is growing evidence of increase in incidence of children with Down syndrome and among them there is an increased incidence of hypothyroidism in these children. Hypothyroidism is preventable only if detected and treated early as it may lead to delay in cognition and language. Which we can improve with early detection and intervention. Objective: To assess the impact of hypothyroidism on language and cognition development in children with Down syndrome.