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 ...

In Idaho, there are 481 women and girls with Turner syndrome, according to the Turner Syndrome Foundation.

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 ...

What questions need to be weighed when treating a child with type 1 diabetes and Turner syndrome? Jose F. Cara, MD, shares his thoughts.

Over the next 5 years, we expect to see major developments in diagnosis and care possibilities for children and adults with TS. First, modern high-throughput DNA technology will enable screening ...

Researchers have developed a new technique to measure the number of chromosomes in ancient genomes more precisely, using it to identify the first prehistoric person with mosaic Turner syndrome ...

The shaft at the top of the Iron Age deposits (Tony Audsley), where the individual with Turner syndrome was found. First prehistoric person with Turner syndrome identified from the Iron Age ...

The three individuals with Klinefelter syndrome lived across very different time periods, but they shared some similarities - all were slightly taller than average and showed signs of delayed ...

As part of their research published in Communications Biology, they also identified the earliest known person with Jacob's syndrome (characterized by an extra Y chromosome—XYY) in the Early ...