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Still pronounced the same way. The reason why I probably associate the name so much to the syndrome is the fact that I was acknowledged of it well before I was aware of it being a name. Many haven't heard of the syndrome. It's extremly rare, affecting fewer than 1,000 US cases per year.
If it wasn't for the woman from school having a sister affected by it, yeah, I wouldn't have a clue what that was either.
A dog also comes to mind. Sounds strongly fitting for a male dog and I definitely do not see it working on a female at all.

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I much prefer Everett myself.