Turner syndrome is a genetic disorder exclusive to the female sex in which an X chromosome is either partially or entirely missing. Here's what you should know about it.

Since Turner syndrome was first described in 1938, pediatric endocrinologists, cardiologists and other specialists have done extensive research to better understand the disorder and improve ...

With Turner syndrome occurring in 1 in 2,500 female births and with that number going up, Scottberg hopes early testing will mean that more girls with Turner will begin growth hormone treatment ...

Turner syndrome led me to one of the most impactful experiences. Having a medical condition that media organizations often overlook or misrepresent is what inspired me to join The Daily Iowan’s ...

Turner syndrome takes its name from Turner. In 1969, researchers developed a genetic test — called a karyotype — to identify the disorder based on its genetic profile, according to Bonfig and ...

Virtually ALL with Turner syndrome have NLD, a nonverbal learning disorder Published: Jun. 16, 2009, 11:31 a.m.

Turner syndrome is a genetic condition in which a (female) person has only one X chromosome instead of two. Scientists have used a new computational method for precisely measuring sex chromosomes ...

She then started the Idaho Turner Syndrome Foundation, which put her in touch with Jacquelyn Wooldridge. "There are many women and girls who feel that they are the only ones," Wooldridge said.

Since Turner syndrome was first described in 1938, pediatric endocrinologists, cardiologists and other specialists have done extensive research to better understand the disorder and improve ...