Physician Scientist. Endocrinologist. PheoParaDoc. NET researcher. Science nerd. Genetics geek. Pun enthusiast.

Joined February 2015
At @CUEndocrinology we get by with a little help from our glands. 🎶🎶 #hormonehumor #endocrinology #endocrinefamily @CUDeptMedicine
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Our own Dr Kim Bruce @kimberleydbruce and team find possible link between HSV-1 and associated inflammation and Alzheimer’s disease. @CUDeptMedicine newsweek.com/virus-affecting…
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Endo Research Conf: Dr Bilezikian, #calcium & #bone 🦴 expert Columbia U, shared excellent review hyperparathyroidism. Discussed indications for surgery & # 1 predictor good outcome, regardless of imaging localization, an expert surgeon! We are lucky to have them here! @cugites
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Endocrine Grand Rounds: special guest Dr Bilezikian, #calcium and #bone 🦴 expert from Columbia Univeristy, shared excellent review of hypoparathyroidism. Remember goal of low normal calcium.
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We love our endocrine family and here are some highlights. #endocrinology #endotwitter #endocrinologyfellowship @CUDeptMedicine @CUEndocrinology
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Endocrine Grand Rounds and Research Conference co-sponsored by @ColoradoNORC : Dr. Faris Zuraikat, PhD from Columbia University presented his work on the effect of sleep on cardiometabolic outcomes.
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Fall is here on @CUAnschutz campus. What a lovely Friday morning! @CUDeptMedicine @CUMedicalSchool
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Endocrine research conference: Dr Andrew Libby discussed his work on adipose tissue as endocrine tissue and the effects on organ systems. @CUDeptMedicine
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Endocrine Grand Rounds: 2nd yr fellow Dr Swecha Potharaj presented on MEN4. How does it differ from MEN1? Similar phenotype but less penetrant.
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Endocrinology Grand Rounds: Dr Andrew Barr, 2nd yr fellow, presented a case of AVP deficiency. Pituitary imaging showed stalk thickening. What’s the ddx?
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Endocrine Research Conference: Dr Fernando Holguin from @CU_PSCCM presented his research on the lung as a target of insulin resistance. @CUDeptMedicine
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Endocrine Grand Rounds: our own Dr Irene Schauer presented on clinical and research aspects of reprometabolic syndrome and how it may relate to the microbiome. @CUDeptMedicine
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Lauren Fishbein retweeted
A proposed OMB rule threatens federal grantmaking by replacing scientific merit review with political approval. We must protect NIH-funded endocrine research! Join our campaign urging Congress to demand this rule be withdrawn: bit.ly/4yYe6FY
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Endocrine Research Conference: Dr Sabrina Spencer came down from Boulder to present her work on mechanisms of drug resistance in cancer using unique single cell assays. Really cool work!
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Endocrine Grand Rounds today was a collaborative case conference led by two of our second year fellows, Dr Ni and Dr Reddy.
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Endocrine Research Conference: former fellow, now assistant prof at Baylor COM, Dr @LaylaAbushamat , presented her research on personalized medicine for cardiometabolic disease. Using genetics and biomarkers to modify risk. Wonderful to see her thriving as a physician scientist!
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Endocrine Grand Rounds: our former fellow Dr Adnin Zaman is visiting, now at @URMC_ENDO, and she presented on the effects of birth control hormones on weight gain. Pleasure to welcome her back to speak on her research and share her career journey thus far.
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We welcomed them back in July, but today’s opening endocrine grand rounds welcomed the first year #endocrine fellows again. They have taken off running and are doing great! And having fun at a preseason Broncos game. Welcome Christina, Joe, Tim and Nathan! @CUDeptMedicine
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Endocrine Research Conference resumes today led off by Dr Caitlin Bell from Cardiology who presented her research on how cancer may influence cardiovascular changes in blood vessel dynamics. @CUDeptMedicine @CUCardiology
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Endocrine Grand Rounds resumed today led off by our division head Dr Whitney Goldner: #thyroid cancer guidelines & reevaluating risk of recurrence. Is RAI needed for intermediate risk cases? High risk-yes. Low risk-no. More data needed for intermediate risk. @CUDeptMedicine
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