Social Media Posts
Anyone can be an ambassador for Turner syndrome awareness by sharing posts on their personal and business social media platforms!
The images provided below are available to post on your social media accounts during February Awareness month or year-round.
The images are copyright protected and may not be used in print or on merchandise without prior written consent of the Turner Syndrome Foundation.
Download and share images on your social media pages:
- Right click on photo
- Save image to downloads
- Upload image to your favorite social media platform
- Tag TSF in your post
TSF Social Media Platforms
Facebook: @turnersyndromefoundation
Instagram: @turnersyndromefoundation
Twitter: @TeamTSF
YouTube: @Turnersyndromefoundation
TikTok: @turnersyndromefoundation
LinkedIn: @turnersyndromefoundation
Hashtags
#TurnerSyndromeAwareness
#TurnerSyndromeFoundation
#TurnerSyndrome
#TurnerSyndromeStrong
#TSStrong
#TheXFactor
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February is Turner Syndrome Awareness Month 📣
Every February, the Turner syndrome community comes together to educate, empower, and raise awareness for the 1 in 2,000 females worldwide born with TS, a genetic condition caused by the complete or partial loss of one X chromosome. 🧬
Those living with Turner syndrome are all unique! The most common indications of Turner syndrome include short stature and infertility, while other impacts can include heart defects, nonverbal learning disabilities, and more. Turner syndrome is also a leading cause of miscarriage, responsible for 10-15% of spontaneous pregnancy losses.
Awareness is needed to increase research, improve care options for patients, and decrease the average age of diagnosis.
Follow @turnersyndromefoundation to learn more about Turner syndrome, hear powerful stories, and find out how you can help bring awareness to this women’s health condition.
🔗 Visit https://turnersyndromefoundation.org/volunteer_take_action/awareness/ to explore all the ways to get involved, like storytelling, social sharing, fundraising, community events, and more.
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