Public Health Resources

Turner syndrome is a genetic condition that affects females and occurs when one X chromosome is missing or altered. It can impact growth, heart health, hearing, reproductive health, and other areas of well-being. Early diagnosis, regular health monitoring, and coordinated care can help fulfilling lives. These resources office guidance and information for individuals with Turner syndrome, their families, caregivers, and healthcare providers. 

Recognizing early signs of Turner syndrome and ensuring timely newborn screening can support early diagnosis.

TURNER SYNDROME AND THE IMPORTANCE OF NEWBORN SCREENING
Turner Syndrome Newborn Screening
THE SIGNS OF TURNER SYNDROME IN PREGNANCY & NEWBORNS
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Learn about how Turning Syndrome is Diagnosed and explored Key medical terms related to the condition to better understand screenings, treatments, conditions and ongoing care.

GLOSSARY OF TERMS
DIAGNOSING TURNER SYNDROME
AFTER DIAGNOSIS
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Learn about the essential health consideration associated with Turner syndrome.

TREATMENT
Life Stages
LEARNING & EDUCATION