Turner’s Syndrome in Discordant Dizygotic Twins: Biological Origins and Twin Relations/Twin Research Reviews: Prevention of Premature Twin Birth; Twin Gestation with Hydatidiform Mole; Update on Feingold Syndrome Twins; Qualitative MZ Twin Difference Studies/Media: Identical Twins Turn 100 Years of Age; Twins in Famous Families; Celebration of Yorùbá Twins of Nigeria; Identical Artistic Partners; Rare Conjoined Twins Separated

A pair of dizygotic (DZ) twins discordant for Turner syndrome are discussed with reference to the biological origins of the condition and the effects of discordance on the twin relationship. There is little research on how having an atypical twin influences the life events and goals of the typical twin. Next, timely reviews of research on preventing premature twin birth, a twin gestation with hydatidiform mole, an update on Feingold syndrome twins discussed in a previous issue of this journal, and qualitative monozygotic twin difference studies are presented. The final portion of this article covers human interest stories of twins that are variously entertaining and enlightening. They include identical twins who celebrated their 100th birthday together, twins in famous families, celebration of the Yorùbá twins of Nigeria, identical artistic partners, and surgical separation of a rare, conjoined twin set.