Podcasts about cushing's disease

This week on The Pet Buzz, Petrendologist Charlotte Reed and Michael Fleck, DVM, talk with Dawn Hewitt, Editor of Bird Watcher's Digest and Watching Backyard Birds about backyard bird watching; with veterinarian, Dr. Sarah Guess of College of Veterinary Medicine, Washington State University about Cushing's disease; and with veterinarian Dr. Mike Schoonover of College of Veterinary Medicine, The Oklahoma State University speaks about race horse injuries.

How is the emerging knowledge of hypercortisolism influencing how Cushing's disease and syndrome are understood and affecting the practice and those working on the front lines doing the work and caring for patients?  In this podcast, Michael Evans, Director, Commercial Insights, Learning and Development at Corcept Therapeutics, and Lewis Blevins, M.D., Medical Director of the Californian Center for Pituitary Disorders at UCSF and Pituitary World News Co-founder, consider the timeline and evolution of our understanding of the disease as the last ten years, has had a significant impact and brings a new set of challenges to suspect and recognize these conditions earlier.

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In our final installment in the series on Cushing’s disease in dogs, special guest Dr. Amy Oberstadt, veterinary internal medicine specialist, discusses the process of treatment, including the common medications used, as well as recommendations for monitoring, to make sure your pet is getting that “just right” dose.  Images, transcript, and references: https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yourvetwantsyoutoknow Join the Facebook group and show us your dogs with Cushing’s Disease: https://www.facebook.com/groups/YourVetWantsYoutoKnow “Scratching the Itch” - Storyteller by MHN app - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/storyteller-by-mhn/id1436937935

From Lewis S. Blevins Jr, MD - In Part One of this series, Dr. Blevins focuses on the challenges of identifying patients with residual or recurring Cushing's disease after pituitary surgery, the different approaches, debates, evaluations, and difficulties in diagnosis of this disease.

From Lewis S. Blevins Jr, MD – In Part Two of this series, Dr. Blevins discusses approaches to the management of residual and recurring Cushing's disease.

In part two of our three part series on Cushing’s disease in dogs, special guest Dr. Amy Oberstadt, veterinary internal medicine specialist, discusses the different tests available for Cushing’s disease and what pet owners should communicate with their veterinarian.  Images, transcript, and references: https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/ Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yourvetwantsyoutoknow Join the Facebook group and show us your dogs with Cushing’s Disease: https://www.facebook.com/groups/YourVetWantsYoutoKnow "Scratching the Itch" - Dr. Julie Buzby’s Toe Grips - www.toegrips.com

Russell Sprout, our mascot, not only has allergies, but was also recently diagnosed with Cushing’s disease, which is an overproduction of the body’s natural steroid hormone. Dogs with Cushing’s disease have a wide range of signs, including infections, increased thirst, urinary accidents, and many more. Join special guest Dr. Amy Oberstadt, veterinary internal medicine specialist, in the first of our three part series on Cushing’s disease to learn more about this hormonal disease that can cause major quality of life issues in our pets.  Listen now: https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/applepodcast Images, transcript, and references: https://www.yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/ Join the Facebook group and show us your dogs with Cushing’s Disease: https://www.facebook.com/groups/YourVetWantsYoutoKnow "Scratching the Itch" - “Where Will You Go, Ricky Jo?” https://yourvetwantsyoutoknow.com/rickyjo This link is an affiliate link. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. All opinions remain my own.

Dr. Katherine Araque is a board-certified endocrinologist at Pacific Pituitary Disorders Center. As Director of Endocrinology at Pacific Neuroscience Institute, she oversees clinical trials and the clinical care of patients with endocrine conditions. Dr. Araque provides special expertise in clinical and research projects in the diagnosis and treatment of pituitary hormone deficiency in adults, Cushing’s disease, prolactinomas, acromegaly, sellar masses and other pituitary tumors. She is a member of the pituitary and endocrinology society. Visit Dr. Araque's profile: https://www.pacificneuroscienceinstitute.org/people/katherine-araque/ For more information: pacificneuro.org | pacificbraintumor.org | (310) 829-8265

In today's episode, Jill talks with Miriam Nieves. Miriam is a devoted mother to a son and wife. She lives in New Jersey where she is a member of Bayside Chapel where she is a singer on the worship team. Miriam’s story is rooted in encouragement as a Daughter of God, to overcome a year of hospitalizations and unknown illness. When she was finally diagnosed with Cushing's Disease, she began the road to recovery and returning to the life she had before her disease. Miriam loves spending time with her son and husband, gardening, and being on stage performing. She is also a talented make-up artist who believes it is a blessing to share a bride’s wedding day with her before she walks down the aisle. Miriam's favorite...  Scripture: Psalms 62:5-8 “Yes, my soul, find rest in God; my hope comes from him. Truly he is my rock and my salvation; he is my fortress, I will not be shaken. My salvation and honor depend on God; he is my mighty rock, my refuge. Trust in him at all times you people; pour out your hearts to him, for God is our refuge.” Books:  The Armor of God, by Priscilla Shirer  Living in Jesus: Growing in the Life We Were Meant to Live by Christian Families Today Other mentions in the show:  Jersey Girl Makeup Bayside Chapel, Barnegat NJ To hear Miriam sing please visit The Foyer Sessions Follow Miriam on Instagram at Jersey Girl Makeup or on Facebook at Jersey Girl Makeup  ----- About Feed Your Spirit - Join Jill Dobrowansky as she has conversations with everyday people who have battled some of life’s difficult seasons. It is through these times when their faith was renewed because of God’s love and grace. On Feed Your Spirit, we like to say that we are imperfectly perfect people who are uplifting others through grace-filled encouragement. We are produced by 2 Scripture Sisters Today’s episode was edited by Chris Nesi. Find more information about Chris and his work at https://chrisnesi.com

Today is all about Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID), or Cushing’s Disease in horses. Horses with PPID typically have a long hair coat that doesn’t shed in the spring and summer. They may be underweight, have increased drinking and urination, and be dealing with laminitis. Providing adequate medication (as directed by your veterinarian) and a low starch diet are critical to proper management. Listen to the episode to learn more! Show Notes: Author’s pick on nutritional products to support a horse with Cushing’s Syndrome · Intensify® Ex-Factor® Low Starch – 10% NSC, high fat, extruded feed. · Intensify® Senior Therapy® – 12% NSC, High fat, high fiber, pelleted feed. Dr. Jyme Nichols is Director of Nutrition for Bluebonnet Feeds and Stride Animal Health. For more information on these brands or a free virtual nutrition consult just click here! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/FeedRoomChemist/message

My notes on: Cushing's Disease and Addison's Disease Pheochromocytoma and Hyperaldosteronism Let's remember, these bad boys are my notes, they aren't perfect. Sometimes I'm not perfect and I cannot read. Sometimes I can't even speak. Either way I hope this helps you in your studies!

Aaron talks about treating Cushing's disease with Maria Fleseriu, MD, professor of medicine and neurological surgery at Oregon Health and Science University.

We first spoke with Kiko on the 1st May 2018, where she shared more about her solo and unsupported row, 3000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean. Kiko tells more about her life, the challenges she faced and overcame, from being diagnosed with Cushing's Disease and having brain surgery only months before the Atlantic row. Kiko achieved the impossible, she broke the women's record by 5 days and crossed the ocean in 49 days, 10 hours and 13 seconds. Kiko had never rowed before deciding on this challenge! In this Tough Girl Extra podcast episode, we catch up with Kiko to find out what’s she’s been up to, how she decided on her next challenge - Kik Plastic, how she funds her life, what motivates her and what the future looks like.  Kiko does not hold back and shares all the details, she’s authentic and as real as they come! Enjoy this episode!  Show notes Kiko shares more about her backstory Deciding what to do next after her Atlantic row Doing a beach clean in Portugal  Cycling around the world and doing beach cleans… Deciding to keep it local  The logistical challenge Getting a team together to help with the planning Fundraising and needing help Biking experience! Starting the challenge on 5th May 2019 Getting into her rhythm and getting fitter  The importance of having a purpose The stand out moments from the tour Giving up hope Showing up and doing what needs to be done What the learning from Kik Plastic was The fishing industry Getting use to the hills  Talking money The power of networking  Knowing your why and building a community  The cost of Kik Plastic  The Wadi Rum Ultra  Hating running! Team Like a Girl - set up by Lauren Morton  Doing 70k in a day Shuffle running Why it was so hard walking  Comparison between the row, the run and the ride Quick Fire Questions  Final words of advice Social Media Website:  www.kikomatthews.co.uk  Twitter:  @Kikomatthews Instagram:  @kikomatthews 

Hello everyone, I’m Sam the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll dogs and host of Vegas Rock Dog Radio Show. On today’s show,​ I’m talking about Cushing’s diseaseEnjoy the show!Show Notes Cushing’s Disease in Dogs: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Symptoms, Diagnosis, & Treatment (For the Best Care for Your Dog)https://toegrips.com/cushings-disease-in-dogs/Dr Buzby's Podcasthttps://toegrips.com/podcast/Breaking News! Animal Kingdom Pet Store & Two Suspicious Iowa-Based Rescues Sued For Breaking California Law That Bans Retail Sale Of Dogs From Puppy Mills & Breedershttps://tinyurl.com/yyhr72utThe Benefits of Slippery Elmhttps://tinyurl.com/y3xlpslfPurchase Slippery Elmhttps://amzn.to/2VG2JzYOwl Hot Water Bottlehttps://amzn.to/2EXYY3cThe History of the Chihuahuahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chihuahua_(dog)ConnectIf you're listening in live today welcome to the show. To connect with us online you can find us on:How to find meWebsite www.vegasrockdogradio.com Periscope www.periscope.comvegasrockdogFacebook www.facebook.com/vegasrockdogradioTwitter www.twitter.com/vegasrockdogPinterest www.pinterest.com/vegasrockdogTumblr www.tumblr.com/vegasrockdogInstagram www.instagram.com/vegasrockdog Gear www.vegasrockdog.comBlog www.therocknrolldog.comSubscribe to get the latest show in your inbox http://vegasrockdogradio.ontrapages.com/subscribeItunes Episodes https://tinyurl.com/ya56n8dwPet Tip of The Day https://tinyurl.com/ydgysp77iHeart radio https://tinyurl.com/ycrjv2zkSpoke by Sirius XM https://tinyurl.com/ybp2e2qhStitcher https://tinyurl.com/yb8wu5wb Spotify https://tinyurl.com/ybz756smThank you for listening to the show, catching up on the podcast, sharing the show with your friends, and the incredible feedback that we get on the topics and the people we bring on the show to help improve the lives of your pets. I thank you for being a fantastic parent and caring about every aspect of your pets' lives. Today you’ve been listening to Vegas Rock Dog Radio where it’s all about pets, people, and pop culture, I'm your host Sam, the queen of rock 'n' roll dogs...and always kiss your pets good morning and goodnight. I’ll see you next time.Sam The Queen Of Rock n Roll DogsTalk, #cats, #dogs, #nutrition, #pets, #podcast, #radio, #samratcliffe, #topshow, #training, #vegas, #vegasrockdog #topshow #cushingsdisease

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Dr Merrianne Burtch, Pacific Veterinary Specialists & BirchBark Foundation This is a report to correct the audio not being properly attached! Addison's Disease is a fairly common condition in dogs and horses that results from a lack of steroids being produced by the body. It is the same disease in people and is the opposite of the more common (in dogs) Cushing's Disease, where too many steroids are produced by the animal. This is an almost 14-minute discussion of Addison's with Dr. Merrianne Burtch of Pacific Veterinary Specialists in Capitola and is part of our regular series of discussions of animal health issues.

This is a reposting to fix the empty (no audio) file posted earlier in error. My apologies. Dr Merrianne Burtch, Pacific Veterinary Specialists & BirchBark Foundation Addison's Disease is a fairly common condition in dogs and horses that results from a lack of steroids being produced by the body. It is the same disease in people and is the opposite of the more common (in dogs) Cushing's Disease, where too many steroids are produced by the animal. This is an almost 14-minute discussion of Addison's with Dr. Merrianne Burtch of Pacific Veterinary Specialists in Capitola and is part of our regular series of discussions of animal health issues.

Cathy Miller is a patient advocate, field hockey coach and a medical mystery.  She talks about her journey in trying to find proper diagnoses, her relationship with doctors who struggle to figure out what is causing her conditions including Cushing's Disease and Myasthenia Gravis, and her drive to fit the pieces of the puzzle together. Cushing's Support & Research Foundation

We talk with a successful mini rex rabbit breeder, the breed of show is the American shorthair cat, in Critter Nutrition we discuss Cushing's Disease in horses, and in Coffee Klatch we share our new favorite products. Hedwig ponders what alternate vocation her human/servent might excel at.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

This week, Dr. Mike is back to answer more listener questions. He'll tackle a question about cranial cruciate ligament disease (ACL injuries) in dogs and whether surgery is the best treatment option available. The second question is all about urinary incontinence and how to help your struggling pet. Lastly, in a follow up question on Cushing's disease, Dr. Mike shares his experience in which drug to use for treatment, if any! Tune in to this week's podcast to learn the answers! Ask Dr. Mike -You can submit your questions to be asked and answered on a future podcast here! contact@drmikehutchinson.com ABOUT THE PODCAST The “Animal General Podcast” with Dr. Mike will navigate you through the world of pets with tips and tricks, time-tested veterinary medicine and new cutting-edge procedures. Join Dr. Mike Hutchinson to discuss all of your pet needs! From more complex topics like stem cells and regenerative medicine to simple solutions for ridding your pet of that nasty skunk smell... Find the answers - and how they translate to your own beloved pet!   MISC NOTES * FOR ALL EMERGENCY VETERINARY ISSUES Please contact the Animal General Veterinary Hospital Ph 724-776-7930 Email info@animalgeneral.net http://www.animalgeneral.net Episodes are archived are free to listen 24/7/365 nationwide. Audio-On-Demand in-your-hand, smartphone, tablet, laptop and desktop computers. Available to APPLE users on iTunes and the Podcasts application Available to ANDROID users on Google Play Music Available to ALL users via Stitcher, TuneIn, and http://drmikehutchinson.com/ * SEARCH: “Animal General with Dr. Mike” SPECIAL THANK YOU to Carl Herkes of Data Innovations for the great website and logo design. Website: http://data-innovat.com/ Comprehensive IT and Design Services Specializing in Small Business Infrastructure (Located in Orange County, CA) Animal General with Dr. Mike is exclusively managed by Talent Network, Inc. and produced by Pittsburgh Podcast Network. Episode 22 | December 4, 2017

Appi Preusen, based outside of Chicago, Illinois, is an animal rescue hero and today's guest. Over the past 15 years, on her own initiative and hard work, Appi has helped save at least 700 to 800 dogs and cats. She has formed an informal network of fosters. She doesn't have her own facility, board of directors, famous millionaires, or silent auction fundraisers to help her cause. It's simply she and a dedicated group of people. She's been doing this as long as she could remember, even as a child. Appi gives a wide-ranging overview of fostering 1. Why fostering is important, 2. expectations new fosters should have, 3. matching your activity level with your foster animal's 4. the space requirements for fosters, and 5. the need to foster all types and ages of animals. She also shares some terrific foster / animal rescue stories, including Hector, an older Applehead Chihuahua, and Duke, a Pitbull-Great Dane mix. Contact info for Appi: apreusen@gmail.com Cushing's Disease http://www.vetmed.wsu.edu/ClientED/cushings.aspx Applehead Chihuahua These dogs, as you might expect, have very round heads. Some folks love them. Including me. Petfinder.com https://www.petfinder.com/ Fur Angels Animal Sanctuary http://furangelsas.com/ Facebook Page BAARK Dog Rescue https://www.facebook.com/BAARKDogRescue/timeline Chicago Animal Care and Control (with the 7:00 PM deadline) http://www.cityofchicago.org/city/en/depts/cacc.html North Chicago Animal Control Website Appi's Dog photos are available on the full show notes or recap: http://thisispawprint.com/19 Thanks again to Appi Preusen! All of Pawprint's music is composed by Luke Gartner-Brereton. Luke is a musician based in Australia, and he composes a wide variety of songs and musical loops http://vanillagroovestudios.com http://soundcloud.com/luke-gartnerbrereton If you want to learn more about Nancy and Harold, go to our About Us page at thisispawprint.com/about or listen to our introductory podcast episode, "Fifty Puppies and a Podcast." http://thisispawprint.com/000 Pawprint (or Paw Print) is a weekly podcast dedicated to animal rescue, adoption, and the heroes who make it happen. Volunteer, adopt, or foster a dog, cat, rabbit, or other wonderful pet through your local shelter, humane society, SPCA, pound, and animal control. Increase protection, welfare, and rights. http://thisispawprint.com

Fabiana had transphenoidal surgery (pituitary) July 30th 2004.  She had a recurrence after seven years of being Cushing's free.  A second pituitary surgery on 10/26/2011 was unsuccessful and she had a BLA.  She is currently having daily radiation.

Fabiana had transphenoidal surgery (pituitary) July 30th 2004.  She had a recurrence after seven years of being Cushing's free.  A second pituitary surgery on 10/26/2011 was unsuccessful and she had a BLA.  She is currently having daily radiation.

Part of Rachel's bio: "It’s hard to say when my exact “journey” began with what we now know is Cushing’s Disease.  Both my Mom and my doctor believe I’ve had this for years, when I started having period problems, migraines and unexplained weight gain in high school.I can safely say that I started really noticing/documenting this last round of health issues in the spring of 2007.  I can remember my first doctor’s visit regarding the onset of this in spring 2006, but the majority of my health issues really began a year later.  I’d always suffered from migraines, but only around my menstrual periods.  I took birth control to help with that, and it also helped regulate my periods for the majority of my adolescent and young adult life."

Part of Rachel's bio: "It’s hard to say when my exact “journey” began with what we now know is Cushing’s Disease.  Both my Mom and my doctor believe I’ve had this for years, when I started having period problems, migraines and unexplained weight gain in high school.I can safely say that I started really noticing/documenting this last round of health issues in the spring of 2007.  I can remember my first doctor’s visit regarding the onset of this in spring 2006, but the majority of my health issues really began a year later.  I’d always suffered from migraines, but only around my menstrual periods.  I took birth control to help with that, and it also helped regulate my periods for the majority of my adolescent and young adult life."

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Susan Daffron talks to Gail Montgomery from Almost Home Animal Rescue in Michigan about a six-year old Bichon Frise named Gino who is available for adoption. Gino was found wandering as a stray. His home had been foreclosed upon and his family left him behind. But a kindly neighbor brought Gino to Almost Home where they groomed this fuzzy little white dog and cleaned him up, so he looks like a Bichon again. In the process, they noticed that Gino's hair was thin and that he was constantly hungry and drank a lot of water. So they took Gino to the vet. It turns out that Gino has Cushing's Disease, but fortunately it's the type of Cushing's that is treatable. Gino has been neutered and now gets a little pill in his food every day for his Cushing's. The medication is working well, Gino is feeling great, and the vet expects him to live a long life. Gino is one of those happy dogs who absolutely loves everybody: men, women, kids, cats, and other dogs are all just new friends for him. Right now, Gino is out of the shelter and doing well in his a foster home; he just needs a new family who will love him and let him love them back. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast -Gino - Who Would Leave This Sweet Dog Behind?! - with Susan Daffron on PetLifeRadio.com

We investigated the effect of sodium valproate on plasma ACTH and serum cortisol concentrations in different pathological states of ACTH hypersecretion. Five patients with pituitary dependent Cushing's syndrome, two patients with Nelson's syndrome and five patients with Addison's disease were studied. Neither a single dose nor long term administration of sodium valproate resulted in a significant decrease of plasma ACTH levels in patients with Cushing's disease and Nelson's syndrome. Furthermore, the response of ACTH and cortisol to stimulation with lysine-vasopressin was unaffected during acute and chronic treatment. Patients with Addison's disease showed a slight attenuation of the ACTH response to lysine-vasopressin as compared to placebo but the difference was not statistically significant. In conclusion: sodium valproate does not appear to be effective in controlling ACTH hypersecretion in pituitary dependent Cushing's syndrome.

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Three uncommon findings were observed in a case of Cushing's disease due to macroadenoma: no suppression of plasma ACTH during an 8-mg dexamethasone test, a negative corticotropin-releasing factor test, and a normal X-ray of the sella turcica. Despite these findings, the diagnosis of pituitary was confirmed Cushing's syndrome by computerized tomography and a transphenoidal operation.