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The Processes of Anterior Pituitary Hormone Pulse Generation
We describe some examples of the clinical implications of recognizing the importance of the pituitary and target organs in pulse generation and suggest avenues for future research in both the short and long term.
Targeted Therapy in Advanced Thyroid Cancer to Resensitize Tumors to Radioactive Iodine
We describe patients with RAIR differentiated thyroid cancers receiving targeted therapy with demonstrated RAI uptake allowing for iodine-131 administration.
It is the purpose of the current review to update the evidence regarding the pathogenesis of PCOS and emphasize how new data are providing insights into diagnosis and treatment of the disorder.
A Pre-Pregnancy Biomarker Risk Score Improves Prediction of Future Gestational Diabetes
Previous studies have not examined the ability of multiple preconception biomarkers, considered together, to improve prediction of gestational diabetes mellitus.