Turner Syndrome Foundation
Written by Liz Rivera, Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) intern and currently a junior at Stockton University studying sociology and anthropology. Liz has a strong passion for helping people and hopes to connect people in need with support and resources to…
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2020 Turner Syndrome Autumn Retreat
We hope you will join us at the 3rd Annual Autumn Retreat!
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Welcome!
Learn the indications of TS and understand your diagnosis!
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Help Us Raise Awareness in Every State!
February is Turner Syndrome Awareness Month
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Turner Syndrome affects 1 in 2,000 females
She is a daughter, a sister, a friend. Women and precious babies diagnosed with Turner Syndrome require a lifetime of specialized care.
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New! Turner Syndrome Patient Handbook
Patient Handbook on Turner Syndrome
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2019 Annual Report
2019 Annual Report
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Get Moving with Team TSF
Get moving for TS! Support our mission through fundraising & wearing Team TSF gear. You can make a difference!
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Succeed in School
Every day two or more girls with TS are born in the United States. Resources are available to help these young scholars succeed.
Make a Gift
Make a gift today to increase the capacity to improve lives of girls and women with Turner Syndrome, as well as their families and healthcare providers. Your gift today is a promise for better tomorrows.
Health Care Provider
Communication is the cornerstone of effective care for Turner Syndrome patients and their caregivers. The Turner Syndrome Foundation has developed this site to assist allied health professionals with complex medical concepts. “In medicine we cannot always cure, but we can…
Latest Articles
How Aortic Dissection Surgery Impacted My Family Planning
Christina is a woman who has Turner Syndrome, a wife, and a teacher. In this monthly blog series, she shares her experiences with family planning and Turner Syndrome after aortic dissection surgery. The Struggle of Infertility In honor of Women’s Health…
Adoption Tips from an Experienced Mom
This month, we are exploring family planning options for women with Turner Syndrome. Below are some adoption tips from one mom, Meghan, who is a woman who has Turner Syndrome. She and her husband embarked on their journey to adopt…
Turner Syndrome Research Opportunities
Written by Liz Rivera, TSF intern and currently a junior at Stockton University studying sociology and anthropology. Liz has a strong passion for helping people and hopes to connect people in need with support and resources to help them live…
Twitter Chat: Turner Syndrome and Women’s Health
Written by Cassidy Hooper, TSF volunteer Twitter Chat Facilitator In anticipation of Women’s Health Month this month, we had a wonderful Twitter discussion in April about Turner Syndrome and women’s health. We talked about different women’s experiences with Turner Syndrome and…
Family Planning Options for Women with Turner Syndrome
Infertility is widely known as one of the most common challenges associated with Turner Syndrome, due to premature ovarian failure. As a result, only 2 to 5% of patients who have Turner Syndrome will have spontaneous conception. This usually occurs…
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