Turner syndrome is a rare genetic disorder found in some women and people assigned female at birth. It can cause short stature and a range of health issues including heart defects, learning ...

Women with Turner syndrome can potentially develop a wide variety of health problems affecting many different organ systems — including the eyes, heart, kidneys, and digestive tract.

Girls and women with Turner Syndrome are often resilient, determined, and capable of achieving great things. Many lead normal, healthy lives with careers, hobbies, and relationships just like ...

A Belfast woman who lives with a condition affecting about one in 2,000 girls has urged others to "let yourself be joyful". Lauren Campbell was diagnosed with Turner Syndrome (TS) aged two. The ...

In Idaho, 481 women and girls have this genetic disorder, according to the Turner Syndrome Foundation. Previously, resources were scarce for those affected by Turner syndrome in Idaho.

Women with Turner syndrome generally undergo human growth hormone and estrogen replacement therapy to boost height and trigger the onset of puberty, respectively.

About 1 in 1,000 people may be living with Parsonage-Turner syndrome. But there might be a number of people out there who haven’t gotten diagnosed. It’s more common for men to get PTS than women.

A woman gifted her best friend who suffers from a chronic condition with a thoughtful map to help her on her travels.. Samantha Sprunger, 28, and Lauren Turner, 28, both from Indiana, embarked on ...

IZMIR, Türkiye . Born with Turner syndrome, which causes short height, heart and bone diseases and reduced life expectancy, Ece Belginer Ergir leads a healthier life by virtue of early diagnosis.

A Belfast woman who lives with a condition affecting about one in 2,000 girls has urged others to "let yourself be joyful". Lauren Campbell was diagnosed with Turner Syndrome (TS) aged two.

Lauren Campbell says she has experienced hard times growing up living with Turner Syndrome. ... A Belfast woman who lives with a condition affecting about one in 2,000 girls has urged others to ...