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Jamal Rana, MD, Oakland, CA, presented research results on metabolic dyslipidemia and the risk of coronary heart disease (CHD) in adults with diabetes and low LDL-cholesterol.

Chronic illness treatment typically involves some level of long-term use of pharmacotherapy. While these medications may prove efficacious in contesting the disease, their full benefits often go unmet, because nearly 50% of patients do not to take the medications as prescribed.

Some medical experts have contested that patients treated with warfarin with stable INR values might not benefit from being switched to one of the novel oral anticoagulants.

There is a higher risk of certain types of cancer in patients who survive myocardial infarction, according to researchers in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Korean researchers reported on work showing the role a small heat-shock protein, alpha B-crystallin, could play in suppressing arrhythmia.

With the number of patients diagnosed with diabetes continuously rising efforts are being made to find new ways to treat the condition beyond insulin and other traditional medications.

There are certain health concerns that come with pregnancy, just as there are some that come with weight gain. A recent study looked at how the two can be tied together for some patients.

As the prevalence of prostate cancer continues to grow, researchers continue to look at ways to tackle the many forms of the condition.

Like most medical fields endocrinology has seen changes in doctor recruitment, patient relationships, and overall care. The future of the field is discussed by the president of the Endocrine Society

Many male patients with low to moderate levels of testosterone are being diagnosed with depression more often these days. The question then for healthcare professionals becomes how best to treat them.

Childhood can be a stressful enough time without the impact of outside influences and other factors. Healthcare professionals around the country are working to ensure that young gender dysphoria patients get the care and help they need in their process.

Medical research is learning new ways to use the gut microbiota every day. From gastroenterology to oncology there are constantly new ideas on how it can help improve a patient's health.

For couples attempting to conceive there are often many questions for why they experience infertility. A recent study looked at what role lifestyle changes for the man can have on successful conception.

Estrogen and its affect on women may be well known, but the impact it has on men is not quite as well established a recent study took a closer look on what it can mean for men's health.

While many people think all fat is created equal, making the transition from "white fat" to "brown fat can help a patient lose weight under properly monitored conditions.

There are many factors which can contribute to a patient suffering from heart failure. Recent research looked at more specific risk factors for the condition and how it can help with future patient treatment.

When the American College of Cardiology meets in San Diego, CA for its annual conference March 14-16 results of several major trials will be presented.

The American College of Cardiology conference in San Diego, CA will feature some of the biggest heart health news from around the world during its annual meeting March 14-16. Among the presentations will be several from doctors and researchers at New York University.

The American College of Cardiology 2015 Annual Scientific Session and Expo is set to begin March 14 in San Diego, CA. MD Magazine's editorial and video team will be there to provide breaking news, physician interviews, and analysis of the 3-day event. Some of the studies presented will likely change the practice of cardiology. Here's a preview.

Treatment with LPCN 1021 restored and maintained testosterone levels at rates comparable to approved non-oral products.

Study results show that men with stable coronary heart disease or acute coronary syndrome who received testosterone replacement therapy did not experience higher rates of major adverse cardiovascular events than men who did not receive testosterone replacement therapy.

Chemicals used many years ago still present issues for the environment today. The secret, according to a recent study, is learning from those lessons to ensure a better future for generations to come.

Man's best friend is being used for many things in the medical arena, from detecting low blood sugar to helping visually impaired patients get around in their daily life. In the near future, the furry friends could have even more uses particularly in the field of oncology.

With many of the most dangerous endocrine interruptors long since out of use, the question of how to ensure the health of future generations becomes an important discussion.

Researchers reported no association between endogenous testosterone and incident stroke and ischemic changes in men evaluated via brain MRI imaging.

Study results presented at ENDO 2015 suggest that some risk factors associated with cardiovascular disease are regulated by testosterone and estradiol, others (such as changes in LDL cholesterol and blood pressure) are not.

Researchers report that weight loss and increases in bone turnover were greater after one year among patients who underwent Roux-en-Y gastric bypass compared to patients who had laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding procedures.

When a 45-year-old patient came to the emergency room with abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, there could have been any number of diagnoses that needed treatment. In the end, reading an insert in a new medication made all the difference in her recovery.

Due to allergy concerns and changing dietary habits, children (particularly adolescents) are consuming fewer nuts. Some researchers are concerned that the lack of this key food could contribute to other health issues later in life.

Using a variety of tests, researchers were able to find a link between the exposure to phthalates and flame retardants and autism in children.