Did you know we offer a full range of endocrine and metabolic patient care services? Check out all of our locations: bit.ly/3MdYuGC. #WashUMed

Consisting of a wide-range of specialties, our Multidisciplinary Endocrine Neoplasia Clinic physicians assist patients in the diagnosis and disease management of benign and malignant thyroid, parathyroid and adrenal tumors. Learn more at bit.ly/3oRgtJd.

Clinical studies are a vital part of improving patient care and bringing new therapies, diagnostic tools and medicine to the healthcare community. Interested in volunteering? Learn more about our current studies at bit.ly/427elza.

Our Endocrinology, Metabolism, Obesity and Diabetes seminar series has wrapped up for the season and will resume in September, 2024!

In case you missed it, check out our April e-newsletter to read about the latest that we've been up to: conta.cc/4ds8z0k. Sign up to receive our monthly e-newsletters at: bit.ly/42rvlQz. #WashUMed #endocrinology

Congratulations to Dr. Jasim! Very well-deserved.

Recently, Dr. Fumi Urano MD PhD - Wolfram Doc joined the It Happened To Me Podcast to share all you need to know about how #WolframSyndrome , including how it presents, about his journey in searching for a cure, and where he's at now in his research: bit.ly/3QxO20G

#FacultyFriday : Dr. Hogrebe's research is focused on how type 1 diabetes results from a loss of insulin-producing β-cells within the pancreas, and is aimed at improving the maturation and function of those cells through tissue engineering. Learn more: bit.ly/3w9IkLH.

ICTS-funded investigator, Fumi Urano MD PhD - Wolfram Doc MD, PhD, WashU Endocrinology, Metabolism & Lipid Research conducts crucial research to understand, diagnose, and treat rare genetic diseases like #WolframSyndrome

Learn about his work and efforts for treatment & discovering a cure. Washington U. Med

Link> icts.wustl.edu/icts-funded-in…

The pituitary gland sits behind the nose at the base of the brain and is thought of as the command center for the body’s endocrine or hormone system. Our Pituitary Center offers diagnosis/management for a variety of #pituitary disorders and conditions: bit.ly/3wNbzkP.

This Thursday, our Endocrinology, Metabolism, Obesity and Diabetes Seminar series will be replaced by Fellows' Research Day! For more information, visit bit.ly/3Ul00Mf.

Intriguing webinar featuring Dr. Jeffrey Millman discuss how the use of bioinformatics can improve #DiabetesCellTherapy : bit.ly/3QmqxYp Jeffrey Millman

#FacultyFriday : Please welcome Jane Heine, as she joins us as a nurse practitioner in our Weight Management Clinic. Heine specializes in obesity management and related comorbidities: bit.ly/3w7bX03.
Learn more about the clinic at bit.ly/3x295lg.

Endocrine-metabolic research at #WashUMed can be traced to the Nobel Prize-winning work of Drs. Carl and Gerty Cori. Among their trainees were Drs. William H. Daughaday and David M. Kipnis, who molded and led our division during the 1950s-1970s.
Read more: endocrinology.wustl.edu/about/our-hist…

A fantastic team at WashU Endocrinology, Metabolism & Lipid Research put together this feature article to help those with excess adiposity. Depalmitoylation and cell physiology: APT1 as a mediator of metabolic signals (Sarah Speck et al.):

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#Diabetes #Obesity #Insulin

Check out the incredible research happening in our division by visiting our research publications webpage, which organizes some of our recent work in one convenient location: endocrinology.wustl.edu/research/publi…

Our Medicine Multispecialty Center has three locations where patients are seen for the diagnosis, treatment and management of endocrine and metabolic disorders. Learn more at bit.ly/3IuLzNM. #WashUMed

#FacultyFriday : Dr. Reem Hasan's interests are in clinical and academic endocrinology. Her practice is patient-centered, as she enjoys building relationships with her patients to provide high-quality care and cater to individual preferences and values: bit.ly/3wbgChg.

Today we announced interim data from HELIOS, our ongoing Phase 2 #clinicaltrial studying the treatment of #Wolframsyndrome . The interim analysis demonstrated that our investigational therapy had a clinically meaningful effect on key outcomes measuring the progression of diabetes,

Congratulations to our administrative office on ranking Gold in WashU Office of Sustainability's Green Office Program! Learn more at bit.ly/3UiYzz3.