The Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) had a very productive 2022! We expanded our programs and initiatives to support patients, caregivers, and families affected by Turner syndrome (TS). Let’s take a look at TSF’s 2022 Annual Report, which outlines the organization’s…
Read MoreOn January 16th, we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, which is also designated as a national day of service (MLK National Day of Service). Dr. King’s dream was that citizens would work together for a better and more…
Read MoreTurner Syndrome Awareness Month 2023 is fast approaching! The entire month of February is dedicated to increasing awareness of Turner syndrome (TS). The Turner Syndrome Foundation’s (TSF’s) Awareness Committee has put together lots of fun-filled challenges for the month. Don’t…
Read MoreAdvocacy takes many forms, from standing up for those experiencing discrimination to raising awareness of a global cause. The most effective advocacy measures are those that create sustained change via the laws that govern access to services and care. Legislative…
Read MoreSeptember 11th is a National Day of Service in the U.S. Serving your community benefits both you and others. One community you can serve is those affected by Turner syndrome (TS). The Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) supports advocacy, awareness, education,…
Read MoreTurner Syndrome (TS) is a genetic condition that affects 1 in every 2,000 live female births. Individuals with TS usually have short stature, may be infertile, and may experience a variety of medical, cognitive, and psychological challenges. Given these challenges,…
Read MoreWe often talk about the importance of “making a difference.” This can sound intimidating, especially for young people, but the Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) provides many ways for advocates of all ages to make a difference for Turner Syndrome (TS)….
Read MoreDuring Turner Syndrome (TS) Awareness Month, we hope you are discovering the many different tools communities can utilize to advocate for positive change. The TS community needs new leaders to help bring about this change. Will you be the one…
Read MoreAs children, we often learn to treat people the way we would want to be treated, or how being helpful is important because it benefits the world around us. But what if helping our community not only benefits the world and…
Read MoreAs part of its mission to support the Turner Syndrome (TS) community, the Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) is committed to making earlier diagnosis a reality. Early diagnosis means that TS patients and their caregivers can better prepare for any related…
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