A Brush Prairie woman has received national recognition for research she conducted on behalf of her son who has ADNP syndrome, a rare genetic condition estimated to be one of the leading single gene causes of autism.
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Source: The Columbian
Brush Prairie mom receives House resolution for research on rare condition, ADNP syndrome
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