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Adults diagnosed with adrenocortical cancer have 54% overall survival at 5 years
Adults who are diagnosed with adrenocortical cancer have a 5-year overall survival of 54%, with overall survival higher among those with stage I or stage II cancer, according to study findings.
A coming ‘renaissance in endocrinology’: A conversation with R. Scott Struthers, PhD
R. Scott Struthers, PhD, had a lab job synthesizing peptide hormones as a college freshman. That experience launched a career featuring discovery of novel agents for endocrine diseases, women’s health conditions and cancers.
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Climate change, aging among topics to be highlighted at ENDO 2023
Experts from across the field of endocrinology will converge on Chicago beginning Thursday for the 2023 Endocrine Society annual meeting.
VIDEO: Pituitary and adrenal research highlights from ECE 23
In this video exclusive, Maria Fleseriu, MD, FACE, reviews the pituitary and adrenal research highlights presented at ECE 2023, the annual meeting of the European Society of Endocrinology, which took place in Istanbul, Turkey, in May.
VIDEO: Screening a key part of treatment for primary hyperaldosteronism
In this video exclusive, Jonathan D. Leffert, MD, talks with Richard J. Auchus, MD, PhD, FACE, about how to define primary hyperaldosteronism, the importance of screening and tips for treating the disease.
Addressing glucocorticoid withdrawal syndrome in treatment of Cushing’s syndrome
To achieve optimal outcomes in Cushing’s syndrome, both clinicians and patients need to be prepared for the type and duration of symptoms that patients may experience during treatment and recovery.
High post-dexamethasone cortisol levels linked to lower eGFR independent of CV factors
SEATTLE — Higher post-dexamethasone cortisol was associated with lower estimated glomerular filtration rate independent of cardiovascular risk factors, researchers reported at the AACE Annual Scientific and Clinical Conference.
Oral contraceptive use may cause false-positive test for primary aldosteronism
Women who use oral contraceptives are more likely to have an aldosterone-to-renin ratio above the threshold for a positive test for primary aldosteronism than those who do not use oral contraceptives, according to study data.
Prescribed hydrocortisone dose shrinks with weight gain in congenital adrenal hyperplasia
Clinicians are prescribing children with congenital adrenal hyperplasia decreasing dosages of hydrocortisone per body surface area as weight and BMI increase, without worse treatment outcomes, according to study data.
Lower costs with ambulatory fludrocortisone suppression test vs. in-patient testing
Ambulatory fludrocortisone suppression testing for primary aldosteronism has similar accuracy compared with in-patient fludrocortisone suppression testing but with significantly lower health care costs, according to study data.
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