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Endocrine Consult
Part 5: Screening for “Opathies” in Diabetes Patients
For patients with diabetes, impairment of sight and/or mobility can have a significant impact on their lives. We’ll conclude our exploration of...
Endocrine Consult
Part 4: Monitoring for CKD in Diabetes Patients
Chronic kidney disease is a significant complication in a patient with diabetes. Here’s how to monitor kidney function and appropriately utilize...
Endocrine Consult
Part 3: Lipid Management in Diabetes Patients
What is the value of fasting lipid panels in a patient with diabetes? Since dyslipidemia is a known contributing factor to cardiovascular...
Endocrine Consult
Part 2: Controlling BP in Diabetes Patients
How can you help reduce the risk for cardiovascular conditions in patients with diabetes? Hint: It starts with an appropriate schedule for risk...
Endocrine Consult
Part 1: Self-care for Diabetes Patients
In this 5-part series, we’ll explore the evidence and recommendations for a multi-modal approach to managing diabetes-related conditions. First up...
Renal Consult
When Should I Refer My CKD Patient to Nephrology?
Here’s what the research suggests for when to consider referring a patient with chronic kidney disease to a specialist.
Endocrine Consult
How Motivational Interviewing Helps Patients with Diabetes
Ever wondered how you can help your patients become more effective managers of their diabetes? Here’s your introduction to motivational...
MS Consult
Monoclonal Antibodies in MS
A case of a 19-year-old man being treated with monoclonal antibody therapy for relapsing MS highlights the need for careful monitoring.
Renal Consult
Proteinuria and Albuminuria: What’s the Difference?
Proteinuria and albuminuria are not the same thing—but they’re both important. Here’s how to “read” the lab report.
Renal Consult
Acute Kidney Injury: Treatment Depends on the Cause
What exactly is acute kidney injury? Our expert explains how to identify and manage this spectrum of conditions affecting the kidney.