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The Turner Syndrome Society of Kansas City is dedicated to promoting awareness and increasing understanding of Turner Syndrome.

The society provides a forum for those affected by the condition to
become acquainted with others in a similar position.

Turner Syndrome: Across the Lifespan
Editors: Jill Hamilton, MD, FRCPC and Irena Hozjan RN, BScN, MN
Softcover: 240 pages
Language: English
Design, Layout and Production by: Castlemore Graphics,
Brampton, ON
Printed by: Charterhouse Printing Services, London, ON
Dimensions: 5.5” x 8.5” x 0.5”
Book Description: Turner Syndrome (TS) is a common
genetic condition affecting 1 out of every 2000 to
2500 females. This book is written for girls and women
with TS and their families and covers issues related to
medical and psychosocial health. Topics discussed include
genetics, growth, puberty, infertility and advanced
reproductive technology, bone health, diabetes, hearing,
school and learning issues, among others. Updated
health surveillance issues are outlined. The chapters are
interspersed with comments and stories written by girls
and women with TS. This book serves as a comprehensive
guide for those wanting to learn more about TS.

To improve the quality
of life for individuals and families affected by Turner Syndrome. This is accomplished through the provision of public and professional awareness about the needs and concerns of individuals with Turner Syndrome and their families.

Information is made available to the community, educators, doctors and other helping professionals, via our newsletters, this web site, and the medical publications relating to Turner Syndrome.