In this podcast, Dr. Jeffrey Freeman, Professor of Internal Medicine and Chairman of Division of Endocrinology at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Dr. Cheryl Rosenfeld, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine, Endocrinology Subspecialty Education Coordinator for the Prime Health Consortium Internal Medicine Residency Program, and in private practice with North Jersey Endocrine Consultants, discuss different types of combination therapy and the various treatment barriers to care they can present.

With so many new nutrition and diet strategies available, how do you know which one is best for your patient? Listen as Dr. David Lieb and Dr. Vin Tangpricha speak with Dr. Karl Nadolsky about different methods to treat patients who want to maintain a healthy lifestyle. The recommendations in this podcast may surprise you because they go beyond just suggesting a diet.

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) remains one of the most common complications of diabetes, impacting up to 40% of all patients with diabetes. In this podcast, Dr. Katherine Tuttle and Dr. Rodolfo Galindo talk about new treatments available to treat chronic kidney disease in patients with T2 diabetes. They also discuss the low awareness of CKD among patients with diabetes and other healthcare providers.

Dr. Amit Gupta, Dr. Anuj Maheshwari and Dr. Banshi Saboo discuss new treatment medications and their potential benefits for patients with type 2 diabetes.

Join Dr. Javier Morales, MD, FACE and Dr. Lance Sloan, MD, FACE, MSE, FASN, FACP as they discuss educating your patients on hypoglycemia awareness.  Many factors can cause hypoglycemia; the key is to help your patients become aware of the symptoms and stop them before they start.

In this podcast, Dr. Armand Krikorian, Vice Chair of Medicine and Residency Program Director at Advocate Christ in Chicago, Illinois, interviews Dr. S. Sethu Reddy, Professor and Chair of Medicine at Central Michigan University and Vice President of AACE. Their discussion focuses on what early insulin therapy is and its various aspects, as well as how to address the various stigmas surrounding diabetes.

In this podcast, Dr. Leslie Eldeiry, practicing endocrinologist in Boston, Massachusetts, interviews Dr. Elizabeth Pearce, Professor of Medicine at Boston University School of Medicine, Boston Medical Center, as well as former president of the American Thyroid Association (2018-2019). The discussion focuses on thyroid function tests in pregnant women, thyroid hormone levels in women before, during and after pregnancy, as well as different treatments for pregnant women who are either hyper- or hypothyroid.

Join Drs. Vin Tangpricha and David Lieb and special guest Dr. Jessica Abramowitz. Dr. Abramowitz directs the Transgender Health Clinic at UT Southwestern and provides her recommendations for Transgender Hormone Therapy across the age spectrum, and also provides thoughts regarding starting a Transgender Hormone program at your own institution.

In this podcast, Dr. Thanh Hoang, Program Director NCC Endocrinology Fellowship and an Associate Professor of medicine and Director of Endocrine Division of Uniform Services University Health Sciences, interviews Dr. Angela M Leung, Associate Professor of medicine at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine and an endocrinologist at greater VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. Their discussion focuses on hypo and hyperthyroidism; how to diagnose and whom to screen. In addition, they discuss guidelines that can help clinicians decide who to screen for hypo/hyperthyroidism and the meaning of serum TSH function tests.

In this podcast, Dr. Georgia Davis, adult endocrinologist at Emory University interviews Dr. Rayhan Lal, engineer, adult/pediatric endocrinologist and diabetes technology researcher at Stanford University. Their discussion focuses on the recent expansion of technology and how it is impacting diabetes management for providers.