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Community: Support Groups and Disability Specific Organizations

Turner Syndrome

National

New Sign National Institutes of Health: National Institute of Child Health and Human Development: Turners Syndrome offers a wealth of information on Turner Syndrome More specifically the site describes characteristics and potential complications, explains possible courses of treatments and offers facts and statistics on the syndrome.

Turner Syndrome Society of the United States provides assistance, support, and education to girls and women with Turner syndrome, their families, physicians, and the interested public. They offer an informative website with ample opportunity to communicate with others affected by this condition. For more information, visit their website, call (800) 365-9944 or e-mail tssus@turner-syndrome-us.org.

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