MountainQueen Posted June 22, 2010 Report Posted June 22, 2010 All sorts of VERY interesting info is coming out of this year's Endocrine Society's 2010 Meeting, http://www.endocrinetoday.com/default.aspx There's iteresting articles on guidelines for pituitary incidentalomas, Vitamin D, BPA, thyroid malfunction, Growth Hormone therapy, Endocrine Disruptors and PCOS, glucagon stimulating tests, etc, etc. More info than last year! Spend some time reading! MountainQueen
Over 2000 Posts hockeygirl Posted June 22, 2010 Over 2000 Posts Report Posted June 22, 2010 One thing I want to know is if they finally learned to stop squabbling within themselves and actually start treating patients? Was that on the agenda? Because if it wasn't, it should have been...
MCF Posted June 22, 2010 Report Posted June 22, 2010 It requires registration on a page with no secure socket layer in order to get to all the articles. :-/
Over 2000 Posts missaf Posted June 22, 2010 Over 2000 Posts Report Posted June 22, 2010 Wow, was that website confusing to any other cushie brain, or was it just me?
Over 2000 Posts philb Posted June 22, 2010 Over 2000 Posts Report Posted June 22, 2010 Wow, was that website confusing to any other cushie brain, or was it just me? Very busy. Too much info/links on the page.
Member of the 1000 Post Club OregonChick Posted June 23, 2010 Member of the 1000 Post Club Report Posted June 23, 2010 Anyone find the Gh info and Glucogone stim test? I clicked on 'hormones' then 'growth hormone' but didn't see it.
Member of the 1000 Post Club OregonChick Posted June 23, 2010 Member of the 1000 Post Club Report Posted June 23, 2010 Got it! WHew. Can you imagine staying at the hotel with all the endos for the conference? Oy! I'd wear a bright "do my adrenals make me look fat?" shirt. This article caught my eye: "Progesterone effective for hot flushes, night sweats up to 10 years after final menstruation" the women were given 300mg of Prometrium. That does knocks me out at night but makes me very depressed during the day. I wonder how much progesterone breaks down into estrogen.
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