What is the life expectancy for a someone with Turner's syndrome?

According to SyndromesPedia, those with Turner's syndrome have a typical reduction of life expectancy of 13 years. Most women with the condition live until 50 years of age.

Turner's syndrome, also known as gonadal dysgenesis or Turner's mosaicism, is a genetic condition that is without a cure. It affects a female's sex chromosomes and her sexual development. Turner's syndrome is named for the first endocrinologist to discuss the condition, Dr. Henry H. Turner. Overseas, it is generally called Bonnevie-Ullrich-Turner syndrome for the doctors that first described it in Europe. This condition affects 0.05 percent of the total population, according to the SyndromesPedia.