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Understanding Men’s Health in Down Syndrome Webinar Recording

August 26, 2026

Understanding men's health in down syndrome

Title: Understanding Men’s Health in Down Syndrome

Presenter: Brian Chicoine, MD

Description: Males with Down syndrome may experience certain health conditions differently than females and may also face unique health concerns throughout their lives. In this webinar, Brian Chicoine, MD, will discuss common health topics affecting males with Down syndrome, including growth and development, muscle health, mental health, fertility, aging, and cancer risk. Attendees will learn about recommended health screenings, signs and symptoms to watch for, and practical ways to support lifelong health and well-being. This session is designed to help attendees better understand the health needs of men with Down syndrome and feel more confident navigating healthcare decisions. The webinar will conclude with a Q&A session.

Slides from the webinar

Resources

Adult Down Syndrome Center

Articles

Anesthesia

Celiac Disease

Dysphagia (Swallowing Problems)

Heart Disease

Hernias

Osteoporosis and Osteopenia

Prostate Cancer Screening

Sleep Apnea

Testicular Cancer

Vitamins and Supplements

Weight Management

Resource lists

Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease

Down Syndrome Regression Disorder

Health Promotion

Sexuality

Visuals

Stories About Erections and Wet Dreams

Stories About Masturbation

Story About Body Changes

Webinars

Gastrointestinal Health

Navigating Transitions

Puberty

Other organizations

CARE Down Syndrome (National Down Syndrome Society)

Down Syndrome Center Podcast (Down Syndrome Center of Western Pennsylvania)

Cholesterol in Down Syndrome Podcast Episode

Skin Conditions in Down Syndrome Podcast Episode Part 1

Skin Conditions in Down Syndrome Podcast Episode Part 2

Weight Loss Medications and Surgeries Podcast Episode

Down Syndrome Medical Interest Group-USA

GLOBAL Medical Care Guidelines (Global Down Syndrome Foundation)

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