Klinefelter’s Syndrome affects 1 in 600 males but 75% are never diagnosed.
Klinefelter’s Syndrome isn’t rare…..but it is rarely diagnosed.
Please help us to change that by telling a doctor, a dentist, a nurse, a teacher, a colleague or a friend.
Barry (Badger) Duplock (6/12/1968-18/6/2023) Barry was born 6 December 1968 to Gladys and Bill Duplock in South Africa. When he was 3, they moved to
There still seems to be difficulty obtaining some of the testosterone gels. We have been notified by Androlabs that the supply of Testavan gel has
In-person programme KSA Conference 2023 KSA Conference and AGM Saturday 13th May 2023 8.30 – 9.00 Arrive and sign-in 9.00 – 9.10 Conference
10th May is Klinefelter’s Syndrome Awareness Day in the UK Klinefelter’s Syndrome affects 1 in 600 males but 75% are never diagnosed. Klinefelter’s Syndrome isn’t
KSA Conference 2023 The KSA are delighted to send present the draft programme and ticket information for the 2023 KSA Conference. There is a very
The KSA Annual Conference 2023 was held at the Stuart Hotel in Derby on 13th and 14th of May with the Friday Night Get-together on
Through our website and helpline, we provide information and support for all affected by KS/XXY including families, medical professionals, teachers and anyone else who comes into contact with people diagnosed with KS/XXY.
National Helpline: 0300 111 47 48
Our very grateful thanks to Childline for allowing us to link extensively to their website.
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