The resolution recognizes February 2025 as Turner Syndrome Awareness Month in Nebraska, highlighting the significance of this noninheritable chromosomal disorder that affects approximately one in two thousand female births. It emphasizes the importance of complete cardiac screenings for early diagnosis, as individuals with Turner syndrome face a significantly increased risk of acute aortic dissection and other health challenges, including growth failure, hearing problems, and learning difficulties. The resolution also acknowledges the potential for nonverbal learning disorders that can impact various skills, but notes that with proper medical care and social support, women with Turner syndrome can lead healthy lives.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses support for girls and women diagnosed with Turner syndrome, as well as their families and support systems, recognizing the vital role they play in providing care. The observance of Turner Syndrome Awareness Month serves as an opportunity to raise public awareness and share experiences related to the condition, fostering a greater understanding of its challenges and the importance of early diagnosis and intervention.