
Jay Nair
Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy at Thomas Jefferson University; neurorehabilitation researcher specializing in spinal cord injury and Down syndrome respiratory neural control
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Jun 18, 2026
#228 - Central Neural Drive and Breathing in Down Syndrome
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Jay NairGUEST
Yeah, so I think what the, I mean, it'll be, I may be sounding too naive, but I feel like the clinical testing for breathing is still like, you know, airplane mode.

Jay NairGUEST
Like, you know, when you say airplane, I'm saying like the invention as far as the, like, you know, aircraft is concerned is stuck in 60s.

Jay NairGUEST
And then, you know, we're still using the same aircraft for like, you know, passenger movement and all those things.

Jay NairGUEST
So same way I think pulmonary function test is the only way we are assessing breathing.

Jay NairGUEST
But breathing, that only covers one aspect of the whole neuro axis that controls breathing.
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Kishore VellodyHOST
I don't know, is that something that you have been looking at in terms of strategies to help with this neural drive and how we might be able to help people with Down syndrome?