The only thing more powerful than a single butterfly is a whole kaleidoscope of them.
The only thing more powerful than a single butterfly is a whole kaleidoscope of them.
One of the main goals of the Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) is to educate medical professionals and institutions on important research that can help patients with Turner Syndrome (TS). In this post, we summarize the research paper “Social Skills and…
The Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) is a strong advocate for early diagnosis. Diagnosing Turner Syndrome (TS) early is critical, in part, because it allows for timely and effective growth hormone therapy (GHT) treatment for TS patients. Read below about one…
May is Celiac Disease Awareness Month. Those with Turner Syndrome (TS) are at increased risk for celiac disease. As with TS, Increased awareness is critically important, so that patients, their caregivers, and medical professionals are aware of the symptoms, diagnosis,…
Individuals with Turner syndrome (TS) are more susceptible to vision problems than the general population. Vision challenges can affect almost every part of a person’s life. Since May is Healthy Vision Month, let’s look at some common vision issues and…
As a small but mighty nonprofit, the Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) relies on its volunteers to realize its mission. TSF volunteers work in all facets of the mission–awareness, research, social media, writing and editing, fundraising, client services, professional membership, and…
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