
Articles of note for people dealing with pituitary disease and related conditions.

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Brief, insightful commentary from Dr. Lewis Blevins on issues of relevance to pituitary disease.
Scanning past articles and podcasts
From the editor’s desk – One of the challenges for us at PWN is keeping content from years past easy
Orphan Drugs: a lifeline for rare diseases
The World Orphan Drug Congress slated for May 23 to 25 in Washington DC, brings together leading pharmaceutical and biotech companies,
Worth noting:
Pfizer presents Together for Rare: Understanding your insurance options video.
Crinetics Pharmaceuticals announces Phase 3 PATHFNDR-1 and 2 for acromegaly. Read more
Two resources from Recordati: Cushing’s Conversations and Cushing’s Inspirations
Amryt Pharma relaunches a patient-facing website for Mycapssa.
Corcept Therapeutics communication materials for Phase 3 Trial of Relacolirant for Cushing’s syndrome now available. Learn more.

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The Podcast
Knowledge and information are critical tools to affect early diagnosis in pituitary disease. Join Dr. Lewis Blevins and Jorge D Faccinetti cofounders, as they navigate the wonders and complexities of pituitary conditions.
Live Talk on Demand
Continuing our recent coverage of brain fog, Dr. Blevins and I discussed a few examples from his clinical practice and personal experiences with the condition. We also cover a fascinating case from his clinic about a patient with an empty sella incidental finding and residual disease.
With today's podcasts from this week's live-talk show, Dr. Blevins recaps our content dedicated to Global Cushing's month with a talk about two fascinating recent Cushing cases from his practice. He also touches on some very interesting caveats about thyroid hormone replacement.
Join us as we welcome marriage and family therapist Linda Rio for a fascinating discussion on how pituitary disease, or any chronic disease, manifests itself mentally and emotionally.