Turner Syndrome Society Of The United States

Established in 1987, the Turner Syndrome Society of the United States is a national non-profit actively connecting people and experts in the TS community to the best resources. Turner syndrome is a rare chromosomal condition in females characterized by the absence or genetic differences in the second sex chromosome. Symptoms may include short stature, lack of sexual development at puberty, infertility, cognitive differences, heart defects, and/or other characteristics and conditions. The Society offers a provider directory, a national conference, online webinars, online support groups, local events, and financial support for TS-related needs. In addition, we support ongoing medical research through the Turner Syndrome Research Registry. We offer a variety of educational materials, including a regular newsletter and information for the management of TS.