Turner Syndrome Research
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Research Support for Researchers
Turner Syndrome Research Registry Overview
Detailed information about how the TSRR supports TS research.
Research Priorities of People Living with Turner Syndrome
Over 1,000 people offered insights.
Laboratory Guideline for Turner Syndrome
Provides laboratory guidance for the diagnosis/study of patients with Turner syndrome and its variants.
Please consider participating in Turner syndrome research as it's vitally important for our community to learn from one another.
ACTIVE STUDIES
Genetic Influences on Neurocognitive Profiles in Women with Turner Syndrome (March 2021)
If you joined the Turner Syndrome Research Registry (TSRR) and are over 18 years of age, you may have received an email requesting your participation in the research study by Dr. Rebecca Knickmeyer, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, and Human Development at Michigan State University. TSSUS is proud to collaborate with this project and thankful for those who participate in the Turner Syndrome Research Registry.
INACTIVE STUDIES
Expect insight updates within the TSSUS monthly online newsletters
Wellbeing Inventory for Young Adults with Turner Syndrome (April 2021)
The purpose of the study is to learn more about the specific mental health needs of young adults with TS.
Transitioning into Adulthood with Hearing Loss (April 2021)
If you are 18 years and older and have experienced hearing loss, you may participate in a research study of hearing loss and its impact on your first job. The short survey takes between 5 to 10 minutes to complete and is conducted by researchers at Wayne State University.
Online Study Survey available for Atypical Features of Turner Syndrome (March 2021)
If you have Turner syndrome and feel your features are a little different than the typical characteristics of TS, please participate in a short survey designed by researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
Turner Syndrome Community Dialog through Photography (February 2021)
Do you love photography? As part of the study, you will be asked to take pictures to promote community dialog, participate in a group discussion to discuss your photography with other participants, and take part in an optional individual follow-up interview about your experience. All aspects of this study will be conducted online using a web conference and online survey software.
How Women with Turner Syndrome Discuss Fertility Issues with their Significant Others (Feb. 2021)
The aim of the study is to understand how people with Turner syndrome feel about parenthood and the different ways of becoming a parent. The results should inform the medical community about the needs of the TS community regarding family-building options.
Turner Syndrome and Parenthood (December 2020)
The aim of the study is to understand how people with Turner syndrome feel about parenthood and the different ways of becoming a parent. The results should inform the medical community about the needs of the TS community regarding family-building options.
Essential Informational Needs for a Turner Syndrome Diagnosis (November 2020)
The aim of the study is to assess what information is most important for parents to have when receiving an initial diagnosis of Turner syndrome for their child. Information will reveal how provider and parent perspectives about an initial diagnosis of Turner syndrome compare and contrast so healthcare providers may better understand the needs of parents in the future.