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Endocrine matters empowers women physicians to challenge conventional norms and enhance patient relationships. Through deep discussions, we aim to elevate the specialty and inspire future generations of women physicians, driving meaningful change in hormonal health.
Unknown Host hosts Endocrine Matters.
Her A1c was 5.8. Her doctor said borderline. Three years later she had diabetes, and nobody had explained why. If you have been told to watch what you eat and come back in a year, or if you are doing everything right and
Your mother's silence about her own body was never wisdom. It was a gap, and it has a cost. If you are a South Asian woman who arrived at your 40s with no language for what your body is doing, this episode is for you. Th
"Everything looks totally normal" should not leave you feeling worse. If you are a South Asian woman who has walked out of an appointment relieved but still exhausted, foggy, and quietly certain something is off, this ep
A rising A1C is not proof you stopped trying. If you live with type 1 diabetes and have walked out of an appointment feeling like you failed, this episode is for you. The exhaustion you cannot quite explain has a name, a
You have been told the aches, the leaking, and the exhaustion are just part of getting older. They are not, and most of it is treatable. Dr. Arti Thangudu sits down with Dr. Alexis Shoope, board-certified orthopedic and
For years, the answer was no. GLP-1 receptor agonists were considered too risky for type 1 diabetes, and the caution traced back to trials that are now nearly a decade old. In 2026, the full picture finally arrived. In t
# You Can't Exercise Your Way Thin. | Endocrine Matters Ep. 2.33 --- You have been told to move more and eat less for as long as you can remember. So you did. More cardio. Smaller portions. And somewhere in your 40s, you
You have been doing everything right for everyone except yourself. You are not burned out because you are weak, ungrateful, or bad at managing stress. You are depleted because your body is carrying a physiological load t
The most dangerous thyroid advice online doesn't sound dangerous. It sounds confident, validating, and like someone finally gets it. That's exactly what makes it so easy to follow. But what sounds right and what keeps yo
We were told ambition looks like one thing: a ladder, climbed in one direction, without stopping. So what happens when you step off it? For a lot of women — especially mothers — stepping back from a career feels like ste
You’re working out more. Eating better. Doing everything “right.” And yet — the weight is going up, your sleep is off, your mood feels different, and no one has an explanation. You’re told it’s stress. Aging. Life. But f
If you’re taking Armour Thyroid, NP Thyroid, or any compounded thyroid medication — this episode is for you. Because over the past year, something major has happened: → The FDA changed how these medications are regulated
One in two women over the age of 50 will have a fracture related to osteoporosis in their lifetime. Not a rare disease. Not a niche issue. A near certainty for half of women. And the decisions that determine whether that
Hair thinning. Acne in your 30s or 40s. Skin that suddenly feels dry, sensitive, or completely different. These changes can feel random — but they’re not. For many women, these are some of the earliest visible signs of h
We are living in a time where “adrenal fatigue” is one of the most common explanations given for fatigue, stress, and burnout — and one of the most misleading. It sounds medical. It sounds validating. But it’s not a real
We are living in a time where supplements are often marketed as essential for “optimal health” especially when it comes to thyroid function. And iodine is one of the most commonly recommended. It sounds simple. It sounds
We are living in a time where “hormone imbalance” is one of the most common diagnoses given to women — and one of the least helpful. It sounds medical. It sounds validating. But it tells you absolutely nothing about what
We are living in a time where thyroid advice is everywhere — and much of it is oversimplified, misleading, or just plain wrong. If you have Hashimoto’s or hypothyroidism, you’ve probably been told to go gluten-free. But
Women’s libido is one of the most misunderstood topics in medicine. For decades, low libido in women has been oversimplified into a hormone problem, a menopause problem, or something women are just expected to tolerate i
Women are not being dismissed in healthcare by accident — it is structural. One of the most universal transitions in a woman’s life, menopause, remains one of the most under-taught topics in medical training. And the con
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