Endocrine Today Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Endocrine Today.
Table of Contents
- New agents, novel targets show promise for diabetic kidney disease
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- Diabetes self-management still possible with vision loss
- ‘Diabulimia’ adds to complexity of diabetes management Susan Weiner, MS, RDN, CDN, CDCES, FADCES
- Adverse pregnancy outcomes tied to elevated TSH levels
- Anterior pituitary dysfunction common among adults with central diabetes insipidus
- Childhood bone parameters unrelated to mother’s vitamin D status
- Daytime, nocturnal hypoglycemia show differences in risk for cardiac arrhythmia in type 1 diabetes
- Estrogen therapy timing influences age at menarche in Turner syndrome
- Major abnormalities on ECG tied to CVD risk in type 1 diabetes
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- NK3R antagonist reduces menopausal hot flash frequency, severity
- Obesity influences relationship between CMV infection, metabolic syndrome in women
- PTC recurrence similar after hemithyroidectomy, thyroidectomy
- Starting metformin reduces risks for CV events, death in type 2 diabetes
- Statin use reduces risk for lower-limb amputation in type 2 diabetes, PAD
- Stress fracture risk varies by race, sex
- Timely medication transitions avoid BMD loss in postmenopausal osteoporosis
- Artificial pancreas system safe, effective in young children
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- Care for transgender children starts with affirmation, safety
- Magnetic brain stimulation associated with microbiota change, weight loss in patients with obesity
- Metabolic profile differs between transgender adolescents, teens with PCOS despite testosterone levels
- Remote training equips rural primary care providers to treat complex diabetes
- Removing ‘cancer’ label from low-risk thyroid tumors may address overdiagnosis, overtreatment
- Adrenal vein sampling, CT scanning yield similar outcomes in primary aldosteronism screening
- Should SGLT2 inhibitors be used in the treatment of diabetic nephropathy?