e-Consultation with endocrinologists

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Dr Nemanja Stojanovic is a renowned consultant for his speciality of endocrinology, diabetes and general medicine and he is a provider of care of the highest standard for many conditions. He is an expert in all aspects of his field and his specialist interests include, but are certainly not limited to, thyroid disorders, type 1 and 2 diabetes, pituitary disease, adrenal tumours, adrenal disease, and obesity. Furthermore, he has specialist experience in testosterone replacement and erectile dysfunction. He also has leading expertise in the treatment of women's Hyperprolactinemia. Dr Stojanovic's leading expertise has brought him to be involved in the management of several services (diabetes, endocrine pathology during pregnancy and endocrine and neuroendocrine conditions) for Essex. He has also been a main participant in the development of the endocrine service in the BHR Hospitals NHS Trust. As well as treating his patients and being involved in the development of medical services, he contributes to his field by means of research for conditions such as pituitary disease, gestational diabetes and insulin resistance. His scientific research has been published in a number of globally renowned medical journals including JCEM, Diabetologia and Gynaecological Endocrinology.  When it comes to patients' treatment, Dr Stojanovic is a firm believer in allowing his patients to be fully informed about their choices and is dedicated to ensuring his patients have support from all angles.

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Dr Siva Sivappriyan is a leading consultant physician in diabetes and endocrinology and honorary senior lecturer at King's College London. His areas of expertise include diabetes; thyroid, parathyroid and pituitary conditions; osteoporosis and hormone problems. He is currently based at Lyca Health, a premium provider of specialist consulting services in Canary Wharf and Orpington in London; KIMS Hospital, the largest independent private hospital in Maidstone, Kent; One Ashford Hospital in Ashford and the Spire Alexandra Hospital where he provides comprehensive private care in Medway and the surrounding areas. Dr Sivappriyan completed his specialist training in London at Royal Free and University College London Hospitals. In 2012, he obtained his MRCP (Diabetes and Endocrinology) and then in 2018 became a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London. Aside from practising as a consultant, Dr Sivappriyan is currently the lead for Young Adults with Diabetes, an honorary senior lecturer at King's College London, the college tutor and Governance Lead for Maidstone and actively involved with training junior doctors and medical students. In addition, he is a DAFNE educator and both a national and international speaker in his expert field. Dr Sivappriyan treats all aspects of diabetes and endocrinology, however, he has a special interest in thyroid and pituitary gland disorders and complex diabetes. He has a clinical interest in treating excessive hair growth, hair loss (alopecia), period problems (absent or irregular periods) and erection and sex drive problems. He also treats all aspect of various metabolic problems including fatty liver and lipid problems and helps patients to reduce their cardiovascular risk through comprehensive care. He is heavily involved in multiple research activities within his field.

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Dr Joannis Vamvakopoulos is a consultant in endocrinology, metabolic and internal medicine at Noble's Hospital in Isle of Man. He specialises in diabetes, weight management, endocrine autoimmune disorders, amongst thyroid conditions, adrenal gland disorders, and metabolic medicine. In 2007, Dr Vamvakopoulos qualified and received his MB BS to practice medicine from the University of Birmingham. Following his specialist training, Dr Vamvakopoulos started practising with the Dudley Group of Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in the West Midlands. Dr Vamvakopoulos is currently a recognised trainer by the General Medical Council (GMC) in his field.

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Dr Simon Aylwin is a consultant endocrinologist in London with 30 years of professional expertise and a well-established private practice that mirrors his NHS work. Patients can access his private healthcare services HCA UK at the Shard, which is part of London Bridge Hospital. Dr Aylwin has spent decades assisting patients with the diagnosis and management of a wide range of conditions. This includes thyroid problems, such as hyperthyroidism, as well as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and issues relating to the growth hormone. He is also an expert on the adrenal gland and pituitary glands. In fact, Dr Alywin is the leader of the pituitary and adrenal multidisciplinary teams at the renowned King’s College Hospital in London, where patients receive treatment for pituitary tumours and other endocrine-related tumours and cancers. Furthermore, he works as a physician alongside bariatric surgeons managing patients with severe obesity. He graduated from Queens’ College, Cambridge, in 1987 and undertook clinical studies at the Royal London Hospital, qualifying in 1990. After achieving his MRCP in 1993, he undertook specialist endocrinology training and research studies at Bart’s and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, obtaining his PhD in 2001. Dr Aylwin has published over 80 scientific research papers in peer-reviewed journals. Through research, he has contributed to the fields of endocrine tumours, clinical obesity, appetite regulation, and molecular endocrinology. Furthermore, he regularly reviews journal submissions for international publications for Pituitary, the Pituitary Society's international journal, of which he is also on the editorial board. What's more, Dr Aylwin is involved in the teaching and training of future specialists. He lectures widely both within the UK and abroad and has contributed to numerous symposia and debates at several societies, including the British Endocrine Society.

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Dr Channa Jayasena is an academic consultant in reproductive endocrinology and andrology based in London. His areas of expertise include reproductive endocrinology, hormone replacement therapy (HRT), testosterone therapy, polycystic ovarian syndrome, hypothalamic amenorrhea and male infertility. Dr Jayasena graduated from Cambridge University. He is one of the UK's leading experts in the treatment of men and women with infertility and other reproductive disorders. He is also Head of Andrology services at Hammersmith Hospital.  He leads a research programme at Imperial College London, to develop cutting-edge treatments for men, women and couples with infertility and reproductive hormone disorders. His work has pioneered several new developments in the field, leading to over 100 research papers and book chapters. Dr. Jayasena is actively involved in the training of other specialists in the UK and abroad to manage reproductive endocrine disorders. His vision is to offer his patients the best treatment available anywhere, and pioneer development of the next generation of treatments in the future.

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Dr Richard Sheaves is a leading consultant in endocrinology and diabetes based in central London, practicing privately at The London Clinic and King Edward VII's Hospital. He specialises in the management of disorders of the thyroid, pituitary and adrenal glands, and has expertise in the assessment and treatments of patients with calcium disorders, parathyroid diseases and neuroendocrine tumours. Dr Sheaves' specialism of pituitary disease takes in the different types of the condition, including hyperprolactinemia, Cushing's syndrome and acromegaly. Similarly, he treats Addison's disease, pheochromocytoma and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) under his adrenal disorder speciality.  He regularly sees and advises patients, including many international patients, with a new diagnosis of diabetes and those with a longer-term history of the disorder. Alongside his colleague, Jeannette Woods, Diabetes Nurse Consultant, they provide extensive diabetes education, including introduction to insulin pump therapy, continuous glucose monitoring and the advanced use of Control IQ. Furthermore, Dr Sheaves offers specialised treatment in the assessment and treatment of diabetes complications, including diabetic retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy and cardiovascular disease. Dr Sheaves received his medical degree from the University of Oxford, where he also received a DPhil doctorate degree followed by a post-doctoral research fellowship. His specialist training in Endocrinology and Diabetes was obtained at St Bartholomew's Hospital, London, after which he worked as a consultant physician in Singapore. He subsequently obtained a master in Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley.  Dr Sheaves' expert clinical research has featured in peer-reviewed publications and he is a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London.

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Dr Umasuthan Srirangalingam is a leading consultant physician in diabetes and endocrinology at London Claremont Clinic. His areas of expertise lie in treating adrenal disorders, male infertility, diabetes, hypogonadism, thyroid disorders and polycystic ovaries (PCOS). He has an impressive history of innovating services in the NHS to facilitate in providing multidisciplinary, patient-focused care. He is currently leading services at University College London Hospital for male infertility, congenital adrenal hyperplasia and Klinefelter syndrome. Dr Srirangalingam graduated from the University of Edinburgh before undertaking his postgraduate training in the North East Thames region and at St Bartholomew's Hospital. He later obtained an NIHR Clinical Lectureship award in endocrinology and then, in 2012, he was awarded a PhD for his commitment and research into the use of novel therapeutics to modify a hormonal action. Dr Srirangalingam is passionately involved in clinical research and has published extensively. He is also an avid educator and recently received the 'Top Teacher' award from University College London.

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Dr Miles Levy is a consultant endocrinologist at  The University Hospital of Leicester and an Honorary Associate Professor at Leicester University. He specialises in adrenal, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, male endocrinology, female endocrinology, and endocrine tumours. Dr Levy sees patients with the full range of endocrine conditions and is also a general physician, continuing to do acute general medical on calls and giving urgent specialist advice for endocrine conditions.  Dr Levy’s NHS practice is at Leicester Royal Infirmary where he is a full-time consultant, and he does endocrinology research at Leicester University. He runs a research programme looking at the role of circulating DNA is diagnosing endocrine tumours. His main research interests include pituitary and adrenal tumours, and the genetics of endocrine disease. Dr Levy qualified in 1994 from the Royal London Hospital, trained as a specialist endocrinologist in London, where he also did his research MD before moving to Leicester. Dr Levy specializes in all aspects of general and specialist endocrinology. He is well known in pituitary disease, writes numerous books and chapters in pituitary disorders, and does international work in areas of pituitary endocrinology. He has appeared on local and national radio numerous times regarding thyroid disease and is published in the role of virtual clinics and hyperthyroidism. He writes the UHL guidelines for calcium and parathyroid disorders and is the lead endocrinologist for the joint calcium-parathyroid surgical clinic in Leicester. He runs a busy female and male endocrine reproductive service in UHL and works closely with gynaecology and andrology colleagues both within Leicester and around the UK for specialist care. Dr Levy has an interest in disorders of the pancreas, adrenal cortex and medulla, running a busy adrenal clinic joint with the HPB surgeons in UHL. He works closely with the Clinical Genetics and Paediatric Endocrinology services to ensure a joined-up clinical experience for patients and their families. Dr. Levy also runs an endocrine investigation unit for complex tests, and his specialist endocrine nurse offers dynamic endocrine investigation in the private sector. Dr Levy contributes to the world of endocrinology outside treating patients in order to improve endocrine services in the NHS and elsewhere, and is committed to the training of specialist endocrinologists. Amongst other past and present activities, Dr Levy is the Training Programme Director Diabetes and Endocrinology, Chair of the East Midlands Endocrine Society, Editor in Chief of the lead UK Endocrinology Website ‘You and Your Hormones’, Clinical Committee and Public Engagement Committee for Society for Endocrinology (SfE). Dr Levy is the media advisor for the SfE, having appeared on local BBC and national radio about a range of endocrine conditions and presenting several podcasts on endocrinology. He is very active in under- and post-graduate education; he co-writes the endocrinology chapter for main medical school textbook (Kumar & Clarke) and is co-author of Endocrinology at a Glance. Dr Levy is editor of the pituitary section of ‘EndoText’, a global online resource, and is the education lead for endocrinology at Leicester Medical School. He gives regular lectures locally, regionally and nationally, and co-wrote the UK undergraduate curriculum.

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Dr Marc Atkin is a top consultant in diabetes, endocrinology and internal medicine operating privately at the BMI Bath Clinic. His areas of expertise lie in treating diabetes, thyroid and parathyroid disorders, obesity and diseases of the adrenal & pituitary gland. Dr Atkin has practised as a consultant in Bath since 2012. He is currently Clinical Lead for the Diabetes & Endocrinology department in the Royal United Hospital in Bath and the Diabetes Clinical Lead for the SW Cardiovascular Network for NHS England. Before becoming a consultant, he graduated from Southampton Medical School in 1997 and completed his training in several hospitals in South England. He began researching into cardiovascular disease in diabetes with Professor Cummings in Portsmouth and thereafter obtained an MD in 2011. Aside from his consultancy work, Dr Atkin is a committee member of Association British Clinical Diabetologists & T1DCC and is on the Diabetes Steering Committee of Bath, Swindon and Wiltshire STP in South West England. He has also written several national diabetes policies and strategies for several diabetes organisations including NHS England and Diabetes UK. Dr Atkin has also chaired and presented at numerous national meetings and is a lead judge on the Quality in Care National Diabetes Awards. While he has an interest in service development and innovation in service delivery, Dr Atkin also has interests in Healthcare IT, looking at new ways to improve care for diabetic patients.

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Professor Pierre-Marc Bouloux is an esteemed senior consultant endocrinologist with more than 40 years of experience in both endocrinology and general internal medicine. His specialties include andrology and neuroendocrinology, with a clinical interest in thyroid conditions, reproductive endocrinology and testosterone replacement therapy. Whilst at the Royal Free Hospital in London, Professor Bouloux established several specialist clinics including clinics in andrology, transitional paediatric endocrinology and pituitary disorders. Throughout his career, Professor Bouloux has taken a holistic approach in treating and diagnosising his patients. He builds a relationship that focuses on the patient's true needs, desires and insights, addressing both the symptoms and the underlying cause of the problem. Professor Bouloux has a strong background in research and teaching and is currently a professor of endocrinology at University College London. He is fluent in several languages, including French, English and Spanish, and can converse in Russian and some Arabic. He has also published over 400 peer reviewed articles and reviews/chapters and authored several books on endocrinology and general medicine.

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Dr Paul Jenkins is an extensively trained and highly skilled consultant physician and endocrinologist based in London. Private patients can access his first-rate professional and individualised care at the renowned clinics of The London Endocrine Centre and BMI The London Independent Hospital. His areas of specialist expertise include the diagnosis and management of thyroid disorders, hypothyroidism, T3 treatment, post-viral fatigue, Long Covid, polycystic ovaries syndrome, pituitary disease and diabetes mellitus. Dr Jenkin's medical studies took place at Cambridge University. After qualifying with a degree in medical sciences, he underwent clinical training at the prestigious Royal London Hospital followed by training at the internationally renowned Department of Endocrinology at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, where he gained tremendous experience in clinical endocrinology. Dr Jenkins is also a keen researcher. He led an active research group into the interactions between hormones and cancer, and he has published over 80 peer-reviewed scientific papers, 4 books and 17 book chapters. Furthermore, he has been invited to lecture at over 90 national and international conferences. After 20 years in practice, he established The London Endocrine Centre, where he is the senior consultant. Dr Jenkins firmly believes in a holistic approach to his patients' care. In all his consultations, he allows plenty of time for patients to discuss all of their concerns and wishes before fully involving them in a shared approach to their optimum management.

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Dr Sharaf Ibrahim is a significantly experienced and highly trained Endocrinologist and Diabetes Consultant Physician based in London. Dr Ibrahim is a dedicated medical physician who specialises in conditions such as diabetes and its complications, thyroid dysfunction, calcium disorders, hypogonadism, as well as hypercholesterolemia and secondary hypertension to mention a few. Dr Ibrahim has an active interest in diabetes in pregnancy, modern, innovative treatments and technology for diabetes as well as a special research interest in diabetic neuropathy and foot disease. He has been Lead Clinician at Queen Mary's Hospital Sidcup since 2001 having become a consultant in 2000 and has been representing Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust for the past 21 years. Dr Ibrahim’s particularly gentle and attentive bedside manner has won him the deepest appreciation by thousands of patients during this time. Most notably, Dr Ibrahim has contributed significantly to the establishment of local specialist medical services by developing specialist diabetes and endocrinology-focused clinics to ensure that patients can more easily access the services they depend upon. As such, Dr Ibrahim was directly involved with Bexley Clinical Commissioning Group with regards to locally developing various diabetes services. He has also taught junior doctors, primary healthcare professionals and medical students on a regular basis throughout the past two decades Dr Ibrahim obtained his first medical qualification MBBS in 1985, at the University of Khartoum, Sudan and is therefore not only a fluent Arabic speaker, but also understands the cultural expectations and practices that can negatively impact health exceedingly well. He undertook specialist postgraduate training in the area of endocrinology and diabetes throughout London, Sheffield and Leeds from 1989. After two years as a research fellow at the University of Sheffield, he obtained an MD degree in 2002. He has, also, to-date, written numerous articles in peer-reviewed medical journals and is a regular attendee of both national and international conferences.

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Dr Bernard Khoo is a highly-skilled consultant endocrinologist based at The London Clinic. His areas of expertise lie in the diagnosis and treatment of neuroendocrine tumours, adrenal disease, thyroid and parathyroid disorders, obesity and diabetes and pituitary disorders. Dr Khoo trained at the University of Cambridge and subsequently obtained his specialist accreditation in Endocrinology and Diabetes at St Bartholomew's, where he worked as Wellcome Trust Advanced Fellow from 2003 to 2006. Since 2009 he has been a senior clinical lecturer at University College London (UCL) Medical School. In addition to The London Clinic, Dr Khoo is based at the Royal Free Hospital in London where he sees over a thousand patients a year with general endocrine ailments. He is the endocrinologist for the Royal Free Neuroendocrine Tumour Multidisciplinary Team and also participates in the Royal Free Thyroid Cancer Multidisciplinary Team. In addition to his specialties, he has a particular interest in the treatment of genetic endocrine disorders, diabetes, calcium disorders and phaeochromocytomas.

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Professor Parag Singhal is a consultant physician and endocrinologist. In the field of endocrinology and metabolic medicine, his special interests lie in all aspects of diabetes, including diabetic foot, thyroid disease and reproductive medicine. He is available for consultations and treatment at the private practices of Nuffield Health Taunton Hospital, The Waterside Suite, Weston General Hospital and The Chesterfield Clinic, Nuffield Health Bristol Hospital. Professor Singhal received his initial medical training in India at Jiwaji University before moving to the UK where he became a Member of the Royal College of Physicians of London in 1995. Following this, he gained further training in the US, after which he received his higher specialist training in Newcastle. He received his postgraduate MPhil at the University of Newcastle in 2002 and became a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London in 2004. Since 2000 he has worked as a consultant at Weston Hospital, which is part of the Bristol Teaching Hospital. Professor Singhal was heavily involved in a project to offer remote assistance to junior doctors in India, to help manage the COVID-19 crisis in the country. Using a telemedicine tool, Professor Singhal, as secretary of the British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO) offered virtual consultation to doctors in India to help fight the second wave of the coronavirus, and to assist the doctors on their ward rounds.  Professor Singhal has published many research papers. His past research involves insulin resistance and retinopathy.  His main areas of focus are the thyroid and thyroid conditions, especially hypothyroidism. He has a large cohort of patients he has successfully treated using a combination of therapies, and as such he has patients who travel to see him from all over the country for help with their thyroid condition. Professor Singhal has high patient satisfaction scores and has received many awards that reflect his attention to improving patient care.  

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Based in London, Professor Barbara McGowan is a leading expert in endocrinology. Her special interests include weight loss, bariatric medicine, polycystic ovarian syndrome, thyroid problems, infertility, adrenal disease and pituitary disorders. Outside of her clinic she is dedicated to research, her work has been recognised by NIHR/RCP who awarded her for her 'outstanding contribution to research' in 2016. She has published extensively in high impact journals, including the Lancet and New England Journal of Medicine. She practices from Guy's Hospital and BMI Bishops Wood while also serving as an Honorary Professor at King's College London.

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Dr Sheharyar Qureshi is a consultant endocrinologist based in London. He specialises in both type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes alongside infertility treatment and insulin pumps and sensors. Furthermore, Dr Qureshi has expertise in treating thyroid disease and neuroendocrine tumours. He privately practices for London Endocrine and Diabetes Clinic, Chelsea and Westminster Private Care and West Middlesex University Hospital Private Care. He is also a consultant in endocrinology, diabetes and internal medicine at Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust. Dr Qureshi has expertise in managing patients with type 1 diabetes with insulin pumps and sensors, thyroid gland, pituitary gland, infertility and neuroendocrine tumours.  Dr Qureshi is a highly-qualified professional and prides himself in building trust with his patients. He has earned high praise from them via his leading practice skills, which also includes specialist treatment in women's health, men's health and weight management alongside general internal medicine.  He graduated from King Edward Medical University with an MBBS in 2001 and following this, he earned an MSc in Endocrinology Barts and London School of Medicine. He was also awarded an MRCP in Endocrinology by the Royal College of Physicians of London in 2017. Further to his top clinical achievements, Dr Qureshi is a leading name in medical education as an honorary senior lecturer at Imperial College London. His research has been published widely in peer-reviewed journals and he is a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London (FRCP) and received a distinction from the University of London for his master's thesis on neuroendocrine tumours.  Dr Qureshi is actively involved in professional endocrinology associations both nationally and internationally; in 2013 he was the US endocrine secretary for the Endocrine Society (US). Other organisations he's involved in include the Association of British Clinical Diabetologists (ABCD), Diabetes UK, Diabetes Technology Network, the British Medical Association, the Society of Endocrinology and the Young Diabetologist and the Endocrinologist Forum (YDEF). 

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Dr Samer Al-Sabbagh is a highly experienced consultant physician, diabetologist and endocrinologist at Spire Cambridge Lea Hospital and OSD Healthcare. His areas of expertise include thyroid gland disorders, adrenal disorders, diabetes, gonads and pituitary gland disease. Dr Al-Sabbagh graduated from Damascus Medical School and completed post-graduate training in general medicine at Damascus University Hospitals. He then went on to research diabetic foot disease with Professor Andrew Boulton at Manchester Infirmary, before specialising in GIM, diabetes and endocrinology at Ipswich and Cambridge University Hospitals. He had his first consultant post at West Hertfordshire NHS Trust before moving to Guy’s and St Thomas NHS Trust. He joined East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust in 2011. Alongside his private practice, Dr Al-Sabbagh is currently the lead for diabetic feet, endocrine oncology and hyponatraemia for East and North Hertfordshire Trust and he is actively involved in teaching. Dr Al-Sabbagh has special interests in new therapies and technologies in diabetes and endocrine care and is a core member of the diabetes and endocrine outreach team who has recently won the national QiC award for best inpatient initiative in diabetes.

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Dr Dipesh Patel is a leading Endocrinology and Diabetes Consultant Physician in London. He has a passion for high quality care. Among his areas of specialist expertise are diabetes (type 2) and associated newer therapies, all thyroid disorders, parathyroid disease, polycystic ovaries (PCOS) and adrenal disease and lipids/cardiovascular risk. As an avid researcher, he contributes greatly to the development of newer targets and therapies. He does this via clinical  trial investigations into diabetes-related cardiovascular disease mechanisms and prevention as well as research into newer therapies and clinical trials. In fact, he is a principal investigator of clinical trial work at the globally renowned University College London (UCL). During his training, he was awarded a PhD in 2010 by Imperial College London for his research in cholesterol transport in people with pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes. What's more, he participates in the training of future doctors and specialists as an Honorary Associate Professor at UCL and also as a lead teacher of undergraduate endocrinology at the Royal Free Campus of the medical school.

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Dr George Farah is a consultant physician based in Reading, who specialises in diabetes and endocrinology. He treats both types 1 and 2 diabetes, thyroid disease and pituitary disease alongside hypogonadism, adrenal dysfunction and parathyroid and calcium abnormalities. He privately practices at Ramsay Health's The Berkshire Independent Hospital and for the NHS at Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust.  Dr Farah has over a decade of experience in the management and treatment of endocrinology issues. Further to the specialisms mentioned above, Dr Farah also has expert skills in adrenal disease, testosterone replacement and diabetes management in pregnancy.         Dr Farah qualified with an MBBS from Damascus University, Syria, in 2003 and underwent further training in diabetes and endocrinology at Oxford Deanery. Following this, he was awarded an SC in Diabetes and Endocrinology in 2013. Dr Farah's clinical interests include endocrine hypertension, Hashimoto's thyroiditis and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) as well as acromegaly (gigantism), Addison's disease and adrenal disease.  He became a member of the Royal College of Physicians, London in 2011, and became a fellow (FRCP) in 2020. He is a member of various professional associations including the Endocrine Society, Association of British Clinical Diabetologists (ABCD) and the European Society for Endocrinology (ESE) as well as Diabetes UK. 

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Dr Anand Velusamy is a highly regarded eminent consultant endocrinologist based in London. His NHS work is at the world renowned Guys and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust and his private practice is based at HCA UK, The Shard, London Bridge hospital.  His specialist areas of interest include: Thyroid disorders (overactive and underactive thyroid, goitre, thyroid nodules and thyroid cancer), adrenal, pituitary, bone health and calcium disorders, male and female reproductive pathologies (hypogonadism, erectile dysfunction, amenorrhoea, PCOS), Neuroendocrine tumours, hypertension, type 2 diabetes and complications, metabolic syndrome and weight management and other miscellaneous endocrine conditions. He is very passionate about clinical research and regularly shares his clinical findings at national and international conferences. In addition, he is a part of the southeast London thyroid cancer network and has several publications of his clinical and research work in peer-reviewed scientific journals.

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