Navigating Employment with Turner Syndrome

Subscribe to our blog Did you know that women with Turner Syndrome (TS) consistently attain academic success and are more likely to professionalize? (Goud et al., 2013). Those with TS often choose fields that positively impact society, such as healthcare, legal, community, and social services. They tend to be happier with their incomes as well

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From a Health Professional: Why don’t we know enough?

Subscribe to our blog Dear Health Professionals, When people ask me what I do for a living, my first answer is, “I breathe.” I often get a look of humor, contempt, curiosity, or disbelief.  Well, I am a healthcare professional, and I’m glad you put up with my opening line. Not many would, and I

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Webinar Psychosocial and Educational Considerations

Psychosocial and Educational Considerations

Subscribe to our blog The State of Healthcare and Educational Access for Girls with TS Turner syndrome (TS) can have varying degrees of impact on one’s education through both potential learning and physical disabilities. These may include social cognition, ADHD or ADD, math abilities, and visuospatial organization.  Often girls with Turner syndrome and their families

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