Tropical Endocrinology – Part II
<< Read Part I In the previous article we met you with endocrinologists from the Asian and African region who told us more about the challenges they meet in their countries considering endocrinology care and how they deal with them. Here we continue our journey with the stories below. 6. What are the challenges faced [...]
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Tropical endocrinology is a challenging field of endocrinology. The tropics influence endocrine health in various ways. The overall status of nutritional health, shortcomings in the health care system, and an inadequate number of qualified endocrinologists and endocrine nurses impacts endocrine health as well as care. There are specific endocrine syndromes, however, which are more common [...]
DETAIL ISE voices: Meet with Sabrina Gambaro from Argentina
Every month, ISE meets with endocrinologists all around the world to learn more about their interests and specialization. Today we met with Sabrina Gambaro from La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina. She did her Ph.D. in Italy and then went back to work in Argentina. Currently, she is working at the Multidisciplinary Institute of Cellular Biology (IMBICE) in […]
ISE Voices: Meet with Florencia Picech from Argentina
Every month, ISE meets with endocrinologists all around the world to learn more about their interests and specialization. Today we met with Florencia Picech, a Ph.D. student from Argentina. Keep reading to learn more! ISE: Please introduce yourself with few words? Florencia: My name is Florencia and I am a Ph.D. student from Argentina. My doctoral [...]
DETAIL ISE voices: Meet with Rakesh Kundu from India
Every month, ISE meets with endocrinologists all around the world to learn more about their interest and specialization. Today we met with Rakesh Kundu, an Assistant Professor from Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, India. He has been working on Type 2 diabetes for the last 10 years and his current interest is on beta-cell biology. He took [...]
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