Subscribe to our blog Is there a connection between Turner syndrome (TS) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)? Both conditions occur on a spectrum, which means they will vary greatly in how they present in patients. Is there a connection between the two conditions, though? While knowledge of both conditions changes over time, and we have […]
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Subscribe to our blog We often hear a lot about the challenges of Turner syndrome (TS), which vary from patient to patient. But let’s make sure to look at the positives, too! One of those for individuals with TS is having above-average verbal skills. How can we nurture this in individuals with TS and help
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Subscribe to our blog After a child receives a diagnosis of Turner Syndrome (TS), parents and caregivers are likely to have many questions regarding their child’s health and future. One common question is whether or not TS is hereditary or somehow preventable. While there are rare exceptions,TS is not considered hereditary, meaning that it generally
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Subscribe to our blog October is National Dental Hygiene Month, and it is time to shine a spotlight on the importance of a healthy smile. The basics of oral health are universally taught as brushing twice a day and flossing every day. These recommendations are easy to follow, and unwanted complications can arise when they
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Subscribe to our blog The Turner Syndrome Foundation’s (TSF) My Story blog series highlights the experiences of individuals, families, and caregivers affected by Turner Syndrome (TS). Their stories have an incredible ability to inspire others and make a positive impact on the TS community. Since September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, we share the story
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Subscribe to our blog The sudden change and isolation during the COVID pandemic pushed us into an uncomfortable and uncertain reality, one that led us to reconsider our choices and routines. The workplace changed, too, in ways that offer new opportunities for those seeking an improved work-life balance in the post-pandemic world. Individuals with Turner
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Subscribe to our blog Turner 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, patients with TS need access to specialized medical, educational, social, and
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We all know that exercise is good for us, but for someone with a chronic condition like Turner Syndrome (TS), it is even more important. Read below for some tips for making exercise more enjoyable for you and your children. Then, sign up for the Turner Syndrome Foundation’s (TSF) Take a Step for TS fundraising
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Subscribe to our blog The importance of communication has increased during the pandemic, The Turner Syndrome Foundation (TSF) presents this article to discuss effective communication and the barriers to it, communication in different situations, communication for social change (like TS awareness!), and resources to enhance your communication skills. Paradigm Shift with Communication During the Pandemic
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