Subscribe to our blog Awareness During Crohn’s & Colitis Week Crohn’s & Colitis Awareness Week is from December 1st -7th. This is a great time to shine a light on inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), such as Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and its prevalence in Turner syndrome. Crohn’s disease and colitis can have a significant […]
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Subscribe to our blog We’ve all heard the idiom “practice makes perfect” at some point. However, recent scientific studies might have proven otherwise. Have you ever felt that you never seem to improve on a given skill, no matter how actively you pursue it? Is it possible that it might not be the quantity of
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Subscribe to our blog Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day October 15 is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, a day to recognize and honor those affected by miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS, ectopic pregnancy, pregnancy termination for medical reasons, and newborn death. Each of these challenges profoundly impacts those who experience them. This article focuses on
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Subscribe to our blog September 13: National Celiac Disease Awareness Day Each year, September 13 marks National Celiac Disease Awareness Day, a time dedicated to increasing understanding and awareness of the impact celiac disease can have on individuals. Following the recent national holiday, TSF is highlighting celiac disease, as it is more common in individuals
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Subscribe to our blog Imagine the frustration of constantly asking people to repeat themselves because the world around you is becoming increasingly muffled. For many individuals with Turner syndrome (TS), this is a reality they face due to progressive hearing loss. Hearing loss can significantly impact quality of life including school performance, work productivity, and
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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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Osteoporosis is 1.4 to 2.2 times higher in TS than in the general population of women. Heightened Incidence of Osteoporosis in TS Those affected by Turner syndrome often suffer from low bone density and a high risk of fracture. These conditions can be caused by several different factors associated with TS, including ovarian insufficiency, celiac disease,
Subscribe to our blog Click image to register Women with Turner Syndrome (TS), as well as their parents and loved ones, may be wondering how to navigate the challenges with learning to drive safely. The Turner Syndrome Foundation’s (TSF) We Learn Webinar series can help. “Driving to a lot of people means independence, freedom, the
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Subscribe to our blog In the hustle and bustle of life, sleep often takes a backseat to our other priorities. However, the significance of quality sleep is crucial when it comes to overall health and well-being. Not only does sleep rejuvenate the body and mind, it also plays a crucial role in various bodily functions,
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