Every year, the LSU Lady Tigers women’s basketball team uses their platform for something bigger than basketball. On February 1st, 2026, they once again dedicated the day to raising awareness and support for Turner syndrome. This cause is deeply personal to Head Coach Kim Mulkey and her family. An Experience That Changed Everything We’re grateful […]
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Every February, we come together to recognize Turner Syndrome Awareness Month (TSAM). This is a time to uplift Turner syndrome voices and educate the world about Turner syndrome. The conversations we start, the stories we share, and the actions we take during Awareness Month create ripple effects that last all year long by reaching communities
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Subscribe to our blog Throughout February, we proudly celebrated Turner Syndrome Awareness Month, honoring the incredible women and girls who show strength, resilience, and determination every day. While the official awareness month may be coming to an end, our commitment to raising awareness must continue all year long. By keeping the conversation going, we can
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Subscribe to our blog Previous versions of this post were originally published in February 2021 and October 2022. The Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) is wrapping up its celebration of TS Awareness Month (TSAM) for 2025, but its mission to promote awareness and advocacy for TS will continue every day. TSF hosted several awareness, advocacy, and
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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Subscribe to our blog Calling all Healthcare Professionals, Advocates, and Policymakers Like a fortified scaffold, an informed healthcare team can support a woman with TS in achieving their health goals. As girls with Turner syndrome (TS) grow into adults, these patients can benefit from primary care physicians and specialists adept at TS care in the
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Subscribe to our blog Rodrigo Colon sat down with Lori Kobular on his podcast, Own Your Career Special, to discuss her experience with Turner syndrome and the importance of awareness that truly impacts the lives of women. When Rodrigo’s granddaughter, Lily, was diagnosed with Turner Syndrome, his first reaction was, “What is that?” Rodrigo Colon
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As an individual or a group, there are lots of opportunities to be an advocate for healthcare equity and to make a true difference for women with TS. Advocacy takes many different forms, and your experience as an advocate can be tailored to your unique interests and skill sets. Legislative action is a
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There are many ways to get involved in awareness and work within the Turner syndrome (TS) community. Legislative advocacy is a very important part of that work, as it allows us to communicate directly with our federal, state, and local representatives who have the ability to officially proclaim awareness for TS. National awareness for
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