By Dr Marc Atkin
23.01.23
Endocrinology, diabetes & metabolism
Diabetes: The risks, causes and what can be done
There are various risk factors for both types of diabetes (Type 1 and Type 2), but Type 2 is more likely to be reversible, and can even be put into remission. Leading consultant endocrinologist Dr Marc Atkin tells us all about diabetes, causes and what can be done about it, in this informative article.
By Dr Marc Atkin
19.01.23
Endocrinology, diabetes & metabolism
Hyperthyroidism: What are the symptoms of an overactive thyroid?
The thyroid is an endocrine gland that secretes the hormones that regulate metabolism. A change in the thyroid gland’s function, such as in hyperthyroidism, thus results in energy being consumed at an abnormal rate, causing symptoms. Here to provide an expert insight into hyperthyroidism is Dr Marc Atkin, esteemed consultant in diabetes, endocrinology and internal medicine.
Ask an expert: What is the role of the parathyroid glands?
Highly respected consultant endocrine surgeon Mr Ioannis Christakis shares his insight and expertise on parathyroid glands and their role in controlling the body’s calcium levels in this detailed article.
Incidentally found pituitary tumours: An expert guide
In this informative article, highly respected consultant endocrinologist Dr Nemanja Stojanovic sheds light on the diagnosis of incidentally found pituitary tumours, as well as discussing the most common treatment options.
Thyroid nodules: What are the signs to look out for?
Revered consultant thyroid and endocrine surgeon, Mr Tarek Abdel-Aziz, shares his expert insight on thyroid nodules and explains when to see a doctor about any symptoms you notice, in this informative article.
By Dr Jesse Kumar
09.11.22
Endocrinology, diabetes & metabolism
What is hypothyroidism, and who is most at risk?
In this article here, Dr Jesse Kumar, a highly revered consultant endocrinologist, explains what hypothyroidism is, who is primarily affects, and whether or not it can become a serious medical emergency if left untreated for long enough.
By Dr Rasha Mukhtar
20.10.22
Endocrinology, diabetes & metabolism
Cushing's syndrome: an expert's guide
Cushing’s syndrome is a condition that occurs when there are too many steroids in your body, usually the hormone cortisol. In her latest article, renowned consultant endocrinologist Dr Rasha Mukhtar explains this condition to us in detail, including its causes, symptoms and treatments.
Treating type 2 diabetes with new medication
If a person’s body is unable to control the sugar levels in their blood, they are diabetic. If someone has type 2 diabetes, typically they are overweight or lead a sedentary lifestyle. We spoke to leading consultant endocrinologist Dr Nemanja Stojanovic, who discussed some of the newest medication on the market for those with type 2 diabetes.
Why are hormones so important?
In this informative article, Dr Helen Spoudeas, a highly revered consultant paediatric and adolescent endocrinologist, outlines the four main stages of growth that our bodies and brain go through during a typical lifetime, and expertly explains why hormones are so important.
Glucose monitors moving into the mainstream?
Innovative non-invasive glucose monitors are becoming more accessible and people who want to take care of their glucose levels in order to reduce the risk of developing health conditions like type 2 diabetes will find this useful. Respected consultant endocrinologist Dr Mark Vanderpump discusses how continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) is moving into the wellness market, in this informative article. Read on to find out more.
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