Dear PES Members, As a dual US and Canadian citizen, I admit that I find these times particularly sad and…
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There has been a recall on a small subset of FreeStyle Libre 3 sensors in the U.S. Patients can go to the website http://www.freestyleconfirm.com to get information as to whether…
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Dear PES Members, July starts with national celebrations. As a dual US and Canadian citizen, I get to celebrate both July 1st (Canada Day) and July 4th (Independence Day). Lots…
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Historical Tidbit: Louis Théophile Joseph Landouzy (1845-1917) and Opotherapy Submitted by: Alan D. Rogol, MD, Ph.D In 1898 Landousy coined the expression opotherapy (from Greek opo(s), juice + treatment), when…
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Sarah Rosenheck, DO My name is Sarah Rosenheck and I am a current third year pediatric endocrinology fellow at the Children’s Hospital at Montefiore. I received my medical degree at…
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Dear PES membership, Thank you for the privilege of serving as PES President this year. I know it is cliché, but it is also true: it is an honor to…
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We write to share the news that Carol Foster, MD, passed away this past weekend on June 22: Carol Marvel Foster, MD – Larkin Mortuary Obituaries Dr. Foster made significant…
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Serge Veronoff (July 10, 1866 to September 3, 1951) and Monkey Testis Transplantation Submitted by Alan D. Rogol, MD, Ph.D. Voronoff, a French surgeon of Russian ancestry and a great…
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Lauren Ray, MD I grew up on a horse farm in the small town of Versailles, KY. I went to Berry College for my undergraduate education and attended medical school…
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Dear PES membership, I am reflecting on our successful and enthusiastic annual meeting a few weeks ago in this last installment of the President’s newsletter that I will pen. The…
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Historical Tidbit: Charles Henry Fagge (June 6, 1838 to 1883) and Endemic Cretinism Submitted by Alan D. Rogol, MD, Ph.D. Fagge, an assistant physician at Guy’s Hospital in London described…
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