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Hormones

Hormonal health, testosterone, estrogen, thyroid, cortisol, and endocrine research

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AI and Better Assays Are Closing Acromegaly's 10-Year Diagnostic Gap
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AI and Better Assays Are Closing Acromegaly's 10-Year Diagnostic Gap

Acromegaly goes undiagnosed for up to a decade. New AI tools and refined hormone assays may finally change that.

Articolo scientifico
30 apr 2026 0
Female Reproductive Organs Age at Different Rates, Study Finds
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Female Reproductive Organs Age at Different Rates, Study Finds

A landmark multi-omics study maps how the ovary, uterus, and vagina age on distinct timelines, with menopause as a critical inflection point.

Articolo scientifico
30 apr 2026 0
Low Testosterone Under Stress Is Often Reversible, Not True Hypogonadism
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Low Testosterone Under Stress Is Often Reversible, Not True Hypogonadism

New research argues stress-induced testosterone drops are a central brain adaptation, not testicular failure — with major clinical implications.

Articolo scientifico
28 apr 2026 0
Bardet-Biedl Syndrome in Children Shows Obesity but Milder Hormonal Deficits Than Adults
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Bardet-Biedl Syndrome in Children Shows Obesity but Milder Hormonal Deficits Than Adults

A 135-patient pediatric study finds obesity and short stature dominate BBS, while hypogonadism and hypothyroidism remain rare in childhood.

Articolo scientifico
28 apr 2026 0
FSH Shows Modest Gains in Male Fertility but Falls Short on Pregnancy Outcomes
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FSH Shows Modest Gains in Male Fertility but Falls Short on Pregnancy Outcomes

A systematic review of 9 studies finds FSH improves sperm count and motility in normogonadotropic men, but pregnancy benefits remain unproven.

Articolo scientifico
26 apr 2026 0
Tumor Biology Predicts Drug Response in Acromegaly Treatment
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Tumor Biology Predicts Drug Response in Acromegaly Treatment

Pituitary adenoma receptor profiles and granulation patterns determine which somatostatin drugs work best for acromegaly patients.

Articolo scientifico
26 apr 2026 0
Acromegaly Complications Demand Individualized Treatment Beyond Hormone Control
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Acromegaly Complications Demand Individualized Treatment Beyond Hormone Control

A major review updates clinicians on managing acromegaly's wide-ranging complications, from heart disease to cancer risk.

Articolo scientifico
22 apr 2026 0
Acromegaly Patients Suffer Despite Biochemical Control, Review Finds
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Acromegaly Patients Suffer Despite Biochemical Control, Review Finds

A comprehensive review reveals that fatigue, pain, and impaired quality of life persist in acromegaly patients even after hormones are normalized.

Articolo scientifico
22 apr 2026 0
New 2025 ATA Thyroid Cancer Guidelines Shift More Patients Into Higher Risk Categories
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New 2025 ATA Thyroid Cancer Guidelines Shift More Patients Into Higher Risk Categories

A real-world validation of updated thyroid cancer risk guidelines finds a major reclassification shift — with a newly defined middle-risk group needing closer study.

Articolo scientifico
20 apr 2026 0
IGF-1R-PI3K-Akt Signaling: Percorsi dei Fattori di Crescita nella Longevità e nelle Malattie
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IGF-1R-PI3K-Akt Signaling: Percorsi dei Fattori di Crescita nella Longevità e nelle Malattie

Deep Dive nella cascata di segnalazione del fattore di crescita insulino-simile e nel suo duplice ruolo nel promuovere la crescita pur potendo limitare l'aspettativa di vita.

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17 apr 2026 0
# Ormone della Crescita e IGF-1: La Spada a Doppio Taglio dell'Invecchiamento
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# Ormone della Crescita e IGF-1: La Spada a Doppio Taglio dell'Invecchiamento

Scopri perché gli ormoni che ci aiutano a crescere e a costruire massa muscolare potrebbero anche accelerare l'invecchiamento, e cosa significa questo per la tua salute.

TutorialPrincipiante
17 apr 2026 0
PCOS Linked to Cancer Risk Through Immune System Dysfunction
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PCOS Linked to Cancer Risk Through Immune System Dysfunction

New research reveals how polycystic ovary syndrome disrupts immune cells and neurotransmitters, potentially increasing gynecological cancer risk.

Articolo scientifico
14 apr 2026 0
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