In this video, Steven R. Goldstein, MD, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at NYU, discusses new research he presented in October at the 25th annual North American Menopause Society meeting.
Mrs Bates is 65-years old and sees you for her annual physical examination. She is in general good health and takes only atorvastatin. Her BMI is not ideal, though, and she has some new complaints.
It is absolutely essential that every person who has bipolar disorder be screened for risk factors related to metabolic syndrome and diabetes and traditional risk factors like overweight and eating habits. More in this podcast.
We know there is extensive overlap between bipolar disorder and medical morbidity—including obesity, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. The real question is why. More in this podcast.
It is absolutely essential that every person who has bipolar disorder be screened for risk factors related to metabolic syndrome and diabetes and traditional risk factors like overweight and eating habits. More in this podcast.
We know there is extensive overlap between bipolar disorder and medical morbidity—including obesity, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. The real question is why. More in this podcast.
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