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Endocrine News Podcast, a free service of the Endocrine Society, features interviews with experts addressing the latest research and trends in the field of endocrinology. Let us know what you’d like to hear about in a future episode at [email protected].
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Specialist interviews connect endocrine research and treatment decisions to patient experience, clinical education, and the practical limits of care.
Aaron Lohr builds each conversation around a defined clinical question, then gives specialists room to explain the evidence, the treatment choices, and what remains uncertain.
Acromegaly remission can still mean hormone replacement; you get the chapter after the apparent happy ending.
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A practical look at expanding endocrine care while the staffing gap still hangs over it.
Endocrine staffing shortages are treated here as a real access problem, and this conversation revolves around a new Clinical Advantage Endocrinology Certificate for advanced practice providers. Aaron Lohr introduces the program, while Dr. Sarah McLeod and Dr.
A focused look at why some type 2 diabetes stays hard to control.
Type 2 diabetes that stays hard to control gets a narrow endocrine lens here. The discussion follows what happens when glucose remains difficult to manage despite standard therapy, then asks whether endogenous hypercortisolism may be part of the picture.
A measured look at menopausal weight change and what terzepatide may offer.
The episode keeps its focus on menopause-related weight gain and whether terzepatide may help postmenopausal women dealing with changes in body composition and related health concerns. Dr. Daniela Hurtado-Andrade and Dr.
A clinical tour of insulin delivery that weighs device progress against the realities of everyday diabetes care.
This physician-led conversation stays centered on type 1 diabetes and insulin delivery systems, with Drs. Grazia Aleppo and Diana Isaacs moving through inhaled insulin, automated insulin delivery, and how these tools function in everyday care.
A practical case for making post-fracture care coordinated, funded, and routine.
Fracture liaison services sit at the center of this conversation, but the stronger point is the gap between effective secondary prevention and the funding needed to make it routine.
A practical pediatric obesity overview that brings guidelines, genetics, and screening into one clinical discussion.
This episode treats pediatric obesity care as the gap between adult treatment progress and what children and adolescents actually need. It moves through medication, surgery, genetics, and the screening questions that matter in clinic, with the clearest stretch in the guideline…
A grounded look at how automated insulin delivery fits into everyday life.
Automated insulin delivery is the episode's center of gravity, but the real question stays practical: who is willing to wear a sensor, infusion set, or pod all day? Dr.
A careful clinical look at diagnosis, treatment burden, and the limits of current acromegaly care.
The episode treats acromegaly as a real, messy clinical problem rather than a neat diagnosis. It moves from the tumor source of disease to recognition, prevalence, older treatment paths, and newer options, while leaving room for the fact that clinicians still do not have…
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Morning medical evidence, compressed for practice.
Medical research, translated through patient experience.
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The episode centers on the endocrinology workforce shortage.
Aaron Lohr frames the episode around a practical endocrine question.
Host Aaron Lohr interviews Dr.
Host Aaron Lohr interviews Dr.
This episode examines the rise of compounded GLP-1 obesity medications like semaglutide, which emerged during drug shortages.
This episode features an interview with endocrine fellow Dr.
This episode of the Endocrine News Podcast features researchers Dr.
Host Aaron Lohr interviews endocrine specialist Dr.
The focus is type 1 diabetes.
This episode of the Endocrine News Podcast explores papillary thyroid cancer, focusing on its typical presentation, causes, and treatment.
This 100th episode of the Endocrine News Podcast features Dr.
This episode explores fracture liaison services - coordinated care models designed to identify and treat patients after fragility fractures to prevent subsequent breaks.
Host Aaron Lohr interviews endocrinology professor Dr.
Aaron Lohr opens with a straightforward clinical problem.
An expert interview exploring automated insulin delivery systems for type 1 diabetes, covering how they work, their limitations, patient training requirements, and barriers to access.
This episode is about acromegaly.
Aaron Lohr opens by making the case for paying closer attention to patient experience in diabetes care.
Host Aaron Lohr interviews Dr.
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This episode explores how artificial intelligence and machine learning are being used to develop a simple blood test for diagnosing metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), a condition affecting 30% of the population.
Congressman and physician Raul Ruiz discusses the bipartisan Treat and Reduce Obesity Act, which aims to expand Medicare coverage for obesity treatments and behavioral therapy.
Aaron Lohr opens on fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, a rare disorder that makes prevention and everyday protection the center of care.
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This episode of the Endocrine News Podcast explores 'forever chemicals' known as PFAS, their pervasive presence in the environment and human bodies, and their endocrine-disrupting effects.