You just never know
If you have read many of my posts in the past, you likely know what the DCCT/EDIC is. These letters stand for the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial/Epidemiology of Diabetes…
Read moreIs Biosynthetic Human Growth Hormone Safe?
I know I haven’t posted an entry for a long, long time. Sorry about that. But, I feel the need to discuss a recent article in the NYT (30 March…
Read moreNEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
I must be on a roll- this will be my second entry in less than a week. Time will tell how well I can keep this up. Anyway, this entry…
Read moreI’m Back
For those of you who have followed my many blogs in the past, I am sure the fact that I have not had a new blog in almost 15 months…
Read moreDoes My Patient have Precocious Puberty? Part Three
Please read the previous two entries before reading this one. Case History Two You are a busy pediatrician. You are seeing Nancy, a 7-year-old girl who has been followed…
Read moreDoes My Patient Have Precocious Puberty? Part Two
If you haven’t read my last entry, please read it before reading this one. Case History One You are a busy pediatrician. You are seeing Susie, a 7 year-old-girl who…
Read moreDoes My Patient Have Precocious Puberty?
Over the past few weeks, I have been contacted by several friends who have each asked me if their child has started puberty too early (defined as precocious puberty). The…
Read moreVitamin D Deficiency: Is It Really As Common as People Say?
Do you prescribe vitamin D, take vitamin D or have been told you are vitamin D deficient? If so, you should read an article published the other day in the…
Read moreRisk Factors for Adverse Outcomes in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes: New Data
This week’s New England Journal of Medicine or the “NEJM” (Volume 379, No. 7) contained two very interesting articles about type two diabetes (T2DM). The first was entitled: “Smoking Cessation,…
Read moreDeja Vu: Glycemic Control in Children with Diabetes Mellitus
I was dismayed by an article in the June 2018 issue of Diabetes Care (unfortunately you can’t read the article unless you have a subscription to the journal, have a…
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