Talk:Pitt–Hopkins syndrome

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Jamika,

Thanks for making this page an accurate and well-edited article on a subject that I had never heard of before. The in-line citations are helpful and appropriate, and your contribution of a source is significant; in the case of a disease as rare as, it's important to understand what other diseases it can be mistaken for. As far as improvements, there is plenty of room for more information on differential diagnoses and treatment/accommodations. For instance, what are the similarities that exist between Pitt-Hopkins and Rett Syndrome and Angleman's Syndrome? How do professionals distinguish between the two?

Keep up the good work!

Alex YoungAlexyoung339 (talk) 00:34, 18 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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