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Welcome to the first Klinefelter’s Syndrome Awareness Day – brought to you by the Klinefelter’s Syndrome Association (KSA).
It is 80 years since Harry Klinefelter identified the syndrome which we now know is caused by an extra X chromosome in males but 75% of those affected are still never diagnosed.
KS/XXY isn’t rare….but it is rarely diagnosed. Please help us change this by watching and sharing our great video by Jim (AJ) Howard, one of our trustees and his puppets.
Full programme for KSA Conference and AGM 2024 Please note that timings are for guidance only and may change on the day. Delegates attending virtually will be unable to view Workshops 1A, 2A and 3A. Saturday, 18th May 2024 9.00
KSA Conference and AGM 2024 with an outstanding programme of speakers and plenty of time for chat!
On Thursday 11th of January, KSA Trustee Claire Harkin attended the 2024 Fertility Conference in Edinburgh as a day delegate and gave a Rapid-Fire Poster Presentation on “Experiences of infertility among people with Klinefelter syndrome/XXY.”
6/12/1968-18/6/2023.
Barry was born to Gladys and Bill Duplock in South Africa. When he was 3, they moved to Rhodesia (later known as Zimbabwe).
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 not been affected. If you or your medical advisor would like more information please see