A day in the life of Jay
07/09/2017
Senior Fundraising Manager, Jay Sheppard, tells us more about himself and why he is so passionate about fundraising.
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Jackie's story - Cyber knife
30/08/2017
In January, I experienced Cyber Knife and wanted to tell my story not for negatives but to help others.
A rugby player’s pituitary journey
26/08/2017
A rugby player's story of trying to get back to his normal life after diagnosis.
Endocrine Specialist Nurse Vacancy
24/08/2017
We are looking for an Endocrine Specialist Nurse, with experience predominantly in pituitary disease, to join our charity’s Patient and Family Services Team.
Adrenal Insufficiency: Improving Paramedic Practice
20/08/2017
Advanced Paramedic, Andy Baines, talks about acute adrenal insufficiency and how it can be ineffectively managed in pre-hospital settings.
Hydrocortisone regime – Gail’s story
15/08/2017
Gail tells us about her new hydrocortisone regime and the reasons behind this.
Gigantism - BBC Radio 4 feature on the Irish giants
12/08/2017
BBC Radio 4 will be exploring the link between an 18th century skeleton in the Hunterian Museum and Brendan Holland in County Tyrone. Brendan reached a height of 6’10” was diagnosed with gigantism.
Open Q&A Webinar with Professor John Newell-Price
10/08/2017
Join us for the open Q&A on the 22nd August at 3pm with Professor John Newell-Price, Endocrinologist at the University of Sheffield, who will be answering as many questions as possible during the webinar.
Survey of Anosmia in Endocrine patients
09/08/2017
We would be extremely grateful if you could spare a few moments to complete this short survey based on the loss of taste and smell (anosmia) in endocrine patients after surgery.
The visual impact of pituitary tumours
05/08/2017
One of the key effects of a pituitary tumour which can lead to diagnosis is where it is interfering with eyesight. Dr Denize Atan discusses the visual impact of pituitary tumours.
