Author: J D Faccinetti
Posts by J D Faccinetti
Sleep; Is this an issue for you?
Blaming it all, or nothing, on the pituitary
From Linda M. Rio, PWN contributor, author, and Marriage and Family Therapist: Last week, I experienced two note worthy experiences that caused me to look inward. Please note that I disguise any descriptions about clients
Renaming Acromegaly: Time for a Fresh Identity?
From the desk of Jorge D Faccinetti, co-founder: I can’t help but think that raising awareness for acromegaly would be easier with a different name. My branding instincts tell me that this name is doing
A recap of the latest news, articles and podcasts; just in case you missed them
Don’t miss this state-of-the-art review and information exchange
For more details and registration click here Overview This course provides endocrinologists, neurosurgeons, and other providers who care for patients with pituitary disorders with a review and update of the more controversial encountered problems in
Hello AI. What’s new in the world of pituitary disease?
We often scan the pituitary universe and report on the latest drug developments, new potential therapies, and engaging clinical cases and resources. We hope this knowledge helps people gain more insight into these complicated diseases and the fascinating medical/scientific discovery, research, and diagnosis world.
A conversation with Recordati’s Dr. Mario Maldonado
Cushing’s: a comprehensive guide to understanding a devastating disease
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Cushing’s, by Lewis S. Blevins, Jr., MD, communicates ideas regarding this complex disorder that have been attained after years of evaluation and management of patients with hypercortisolism.
Pituitary Grand Rounds, episode three: disorders of cortisol secretion related to adrenal conditions
Ana’s work to push forward to get a diagnosis and understand what was going on with her, led to a diagnosis that might have been otherwise considerably delayed.
Got DI (Vasopressin Deficiency)? This is your chance to help!
There is an urgent world need for people with DI/Vasopressin Deficiency to understand and better manage this condition. The advocacy community, including the World Alliance of Pituitary Organizations – WAPO, the Got DI/AVP patient community,