KS&A Newsletter - Past Issues

The Even Exchange

With the exception of one year, KS&A has published at least one newsletter a year since 1990. Below is a list of these earlier issues of The Even Exchange, and a summary of the information in them.  Copies of individual issues, or a binder containing the full 15-year history (including over 35 issues) may be ordered from KS&A for a modest fee to cover duplication costs and postage.

June, 1990 (Issue 1)

• Report on Pacific Southwest Regional Genetics Network conference




• Survey Results (525 surveys mailed / 226 respondents in total)

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June 1991 (Issue 2)

• Another Letter to Ann Landers (May 31, 1991)




• New K.S. support list announced




• Sexual orientation of K.S. males not proportionally higher than in the general population




• K.S. Information Sheet:  A Summary of Medical and Psychoeducational Aspects of the XXY $Chromosome$ Variation by John M. Graham, Jr., MD, Sc.D.




• Letters from parents and 47,XXY adults

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January 1992 (Issue 3)

• Testosterone Patch (Testoderm Testosterone Transdermal System by ALZA Corporation)




• XYY study announced by Dr. John Graham (UCLA School of Medicine)




• Washington, D.C. Regional Support Group Meets




• Follow-up of 30 Klinefelter Males Treated With Testosterone by Johannes Nielsen, Bjarne Pelsen and Kurt Sorensen (Denmark)




• Letters from parents and 47,XXY adults (focusing on Testosterone supplementation)

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