Then and Now: This Month in Endocrine History Submitted by Evan Graber, DO In 1958, in a Letter to the…
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Karen L. Clark, MMSc, PA‑C Karen L. Clark, MMSc, PA‑C, is an Advanced Practice Provider with more than 20 years of experience in pediatric endocrinology at St. Jude Children’s Research…
February Historical Tidbit: Then and Now: This Month in Endocrine History Submitted by Evan Graber, DO In February 1985, Ullrich et al reported the amino acid sequence of the insulin receptor precursor. This allowed for elucidation of the function…
Rachael Mullin, DO, MS I am a third-year Pediatric Endocrinology fellow at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) in Portland, Oregon. Originally from Northern California, I earned my Bachelor…
Mounjaro (tirzepatide) approved in Pediatrics Prepared on behalf of PES Drugs and Therapeutics Committee by, Evan Graber, DO, Emily Breidbart, MD, and Neha Patel, DO. Based on results from the SURPASS-PEDS…
Depo-Provera and Increased Risk of Meningioma: FDA-Label Update. Written by: Anna Ryabets-Lienhard, DO as part of Drugs and Therapeutics Committee In December 2025, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved…
Dear Colleagues: January marked the start of a new year and our winter Board of Directors meeting, where we also convened with our Mission Alliance Partners (MAP). Following a team‑building…
Sydney Look, MD I am currently a second-year pediatric endocrinology fellow at the University of Utah. My inspiration to pursue pediatric endocrinology began soon after my diagnosis with type 1 diabetes…
Then and Now: This Month in Endocrine History Submitted by Evan Graber, DO In January 1951, Lawson Wilkins et al published their case series demonstrating the successful treatment of congenital…
John Weidinger John Weidinger graduated from Duquesne University’s Physician Assistant program in 1999. His first job as a PA was in an outpatient pediatrician’s office where he spent close to…
This month underscores the need for strong advocacy. The pediatric endocrinology match filled only 34% of programs and 49% of positions, reflecting a continued decline in applicants. A contributing factor includes lower…