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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
28.09.22
Endocrinologist

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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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
13.07.22
Endocrinologist

Can PCOS affect young females too?

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a very common condition experienced by pre-menopausal women in their 30s, but can it also affect younger females? Find out in our latest article here, as highly revered and trusted consultant endocrinologist, Dr Mark Vanderpump, reveals whether the younger generation can so too be affected, whilst also outlining the main symptoms associated with the condition.

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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
12.11.21
Endocrinologist

How obesity is affecting the UK and COVID-19 mortality in patients

Recently, we spoke with experienced endocrinologist Dr Mark Vanderpump on the effects of obesity on COVID-19 and here is what he shared.

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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
14.06.19
Endocrinologist

Early warning signs of Addison’s disease

Addison’s disease can be a life-threatening condition, but it is often not diagnosed until weeks or even months after the first vague symptoms present themselves. We spoke to one of the UK’s top endocrinologists, Dr Mark Vanderpump, to find out what symptoms patients should be aware of.

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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
01.03.19
Endocrinologist

Getting pregnant when you have a thyroid problem

There are many variables that contribute to pregnancy occurring, but did you know that an untreated thyroid problem could affect a number of these? Dr Mark Vanderpump, a top endocrinologist, explains the role that the thyroid gland plays in fertility and why thyroid problems must be treated.

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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
11.02.19
Endocrinologist

What is the thyroid and what is it responsible for?

The thyroid gland is located in the neck and is needed to regulate the metabolism of all cells in the body. Therefore, when something goes wrong with the thyroid, chances are, you will notice that something isn't right. Dr Mark Vanderpump, a top endocrinologist, explains the most common thyroid disorders (hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism and thyroid nodules).

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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
06.06.18
Endocrinologist

Diabetes and depression

We all know that diabetes is a serious condition characterised by abnormally high blood sugar levels. What you may not know is that it is also associated with mental illness in the form of depression and mood disorders. Top endocrinologist and diabetes expert Dr Mark Vanderpump explains:

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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
13.03.18
Endocrinologist

Iodine deficiency: modern lifestyle choices which can compromise your health

We all know diet is important, but could current food trends actually be bad for our health? Leading endocrinologist and thyroid expert Dr Mark Vanderpump explains how an iodine deficiency could be a serious side-effect of diets such as veganism.

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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
16.11.17
Endocrinologist

When thyroid glands go wrong: restoring your balance

Our hormones are finely balanced to keep us running smoothly, but when they go out of kilter it can wreak havoc with our bodies. The thyroid gland is responsible for controlling our metabolism and can become over or underactive producing a variety of symptoms. Here, esteemed consultant endocrinologist, Dr Mark Vanderpump, explains more.

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By Dr Mark Vanderpump
16.11.17
Endocrinologist

Can children get thyroid cancer?

Dr Mark Vanderpump explains the rare occurrence of thyroid cancer in children, as part of his series of articles on thyroid problems in children and adolescents.

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