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Marie McDonnell from Brigham & Women's Hospital: Crossing Over from Endocrinology to Cardiology

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When treating patients with a variety of conditions it can be easy for the lines of care to be blurred, this is particularly true when treating patients with conditions like diabetes and heart failure among others.

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When treating patients with a variety of conditions it can be easy for the lines of care to be blurred, this is particularly true when treating patients with conditions like diabetes and heart failure among others.

Even as the Endocrine Society was meeting in her hometown of Boston Marie E. McDonnell, MD, an endocrinologist from Brigham & Women's Hospital discussed the importance of having the two fields working together during the American College of Cardiology's annual meeting in Chicago.

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