Individuals with Turner Syndrome face higher risk of developing insulin resistance, glucose intolerance, and Diabetes Mellitus Type 1 and 2. The advancement of technology in medicine can improve management of metabolic disease and enhance long-term health outcomes. This article dives into the various technologies and medications available for individuals with Diabetes Mellitus. Information presented in

The majority of individuals with Turner syndrome (TS) are affected by primary ovarian failure (POI), thus requiring hormonal therapy to induce puberty. However, around 16% of individuals with TS show complete spontaneous pubertal development with menarche (first menstrual cycle). A study of French TS patients showed that the age of spontaneous menarche was around 13.2

Occupational therapy is often a helpful intervention for girls with Turner syndrome (TS) who need assistance learning to complete functional tasks in daily life. In this blog, learn what occupational therapy is, how it may be helpful for a girl with TS, and how it can be accessed. What is Occupational Therapy? According to the

Turner Syndrome patients have an increased risk for several skeletal issues, including knock knees, also known as genu valgum. Knock knees have significant implications for mobility and long term joint health, but can be treated most effectively with early diagnosis. Thus, this article focuses on knock knees in individuals with TS, covering prevalence, potential impacts,