Hormonal health, testosterone, estrogen, thyroid, cortisol, and endocrine research
213 artigos
A Mendelian randomization study finds genetically elevated DHEA-S is associated with shorter lifespan in men—raising questions about unregulated DHEA supplementation.
New clinical framework shows how genetic diagnosis can guide treatment duration, intensity, and family counseling in congenital hypothyroidism.
Disease names shape how doctors diagnose, researchers study, and patients understand their conditions — PCOS is a case study in getting it wrong.
A GLP-1 receptor-targeted PET/CT scan located insulin-secreting tumors in nearly three-quarters of patients where conventional imaging had failed.
A completed trial compares two endometrial prep strategies for IVF patients with moderate-to-severe intrauterine adhesions, a notoriously difficult fertility challenge.
A new clinical review maps both established and emerging germline genes behind pituitary adenomas, reshaping how clinicians screen and counsel patients.
A new clinical guide outlines the far-reaching effects of hypothalamic damage and how to manage them in a multidisciplinary framework.
A 1,035-patient Mayo Clinic study finds asynchronous bilateral adrenal masses carry double the malignancy rate of simultaneous presentations.
A 7,200-woman international study redefines normal estradiol levels after menopause, revealing BMI matters more than age.
New clinical guidance urges careful, evidence-based PCOS diagnosis in adolescents to prevent long-term metabolic and reproductive consequences.
A large LCMS study of 1,689 elite track and field athletes reveals XY DSD prevalence far exceeds general population rates.
A correction notice updates a recent systematic review and meta-analysis on closed-loop insulin systems in young children with type 1 diabetes.
