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Turner Syndrome Retreat – Sept 21-23, 2018

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Understand and Care for TS

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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.
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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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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…

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Subscribe to the Turner Syndrome Research eXchange to influence the global Turner Syndrome community. Patients, caregivers, and parents are invited to Stand together for Turner Syndrome. Join the TSRX PIN Find more info

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Latest Articles

More Ways to Participate in the Retreat Weekend

Posted on June 18, 2018

You’ve probably heard us talk about the Autumn Retreat, but did you know you can still join us even if you can’t make it for the full weekend!

Rutgers University Study on the Epidemiology of TS

Posted on June 12, 2018

Rutgers Student Studies Health Concerns in Turner Syndrome For MPH Project Veronia Hanna, Rutgers University Masters of Public Health student, chose to study Turner Syndrome for her practicum poster presentation, a final project required for Masters of Public Health candidates….