Endocrine Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Endocrine Today.
Table of Contents
- Mobile technologies changing models for diabetes management
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- Artificial pancreas improved overnight control of diabetes in adults
- FDA approves denosumab to increase bone mass
- FDA panels call for clarification on duration of bisphosphonate use
- Insulin pump delivery potentially affected during airplane travel
- Long-term use of CGM in infants, toddlers possible
- New review clarifies use of FRAX in clinical practice
- Henry H. Turner, MD: The man behind Turner’s syndrome
- Mama’s boy has hypogonadism Ronald Tamler, MD, PhD, MBA
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- What the 2011 10Q Report means for women’s cardiovascular health Nanette K. Wenger, MD
- Hypercalcemic crisis in a young woman Stephanie L. Lee, MD, PhD, ECNU; Devin Steenkamp, MD
- Experimental status of prenatal dexamethasone for CAH re-affirmed Alice Dreger, PhD; Ellen K. Feder, PhD; Anne Tamar-Mattis, JD
- Duodenal switch bested gastric bypass for weight loss
- Estrogen levels higher among black women during menstrual cycle
- Exenatide may increase satiety in adults with Prader-Willi syndrome
- FAME: Steroid implant an efficacious treatment option for diabetic macular edema
- HIV medication linked to adrenal dysfunction in newborns of HIV-infected mothers
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- Monthly distribution of bisphosphonates yields more compliance in military patients
- Most common papillary thyroid cancer is microcarcinoma in those aged older than 45 years
- Oral contraceptives linked to gradual bone reduction in some users
- Cathepsin-K inhibitor improved BMD over 5 years
- Challenge calls for discovery of new insulin
- Diabetes therapy, cancer connection scrutinized
- EURODIAB: Childhood type 1 diabetes incidence continues to rise across Europe
- Fracture risk increased following bariatric surgery
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- Intensified treatment with insulin detemir improved glycemic control, weight loss
- Oral calcitonin tablets safe, effective in phase 3 ORACAL trial
- Proposed criteria for gestational diabetes 'justified'
- Research field buzzing with interest about positive effects of metformin on cancer
- Safety of denosumab reported out to 8 years in extension study
- Scotland’s systematic approach to diabetes care yielded positive outcomes
- Type 1 diabetes disease characteristics differ based on age at diagnosis