Gregory Neubauer

TL;DR: Adolescent girls with AN have significantly higher serum cortisol concentrations and UFC/cr.SA values than healthy adolescents, and strong inverse correlations were noted between levels of cortisol (mean, nadir, and total area under the curve) and levels of markers of bone formation.

TL;DR: The mass action equation and equilibrium dialysis are the preferred methods for use in diagnosing androgen deficiency in women.

TL;DR: Pulse analysis demonstrated decreased baseline GH in the LIPO subjects but no significant difference in pulse frequency and insulin-like growth factor-I was not different between the groups and the mean GH concentration was correlated inversely with mean GH concentrations in the HIV-infected patients.

TL;DR: An increase in levels of sOB-R and a decrease in the FLI is demonstrated in adolescent girls with anorexia nervosa, and it is demonstrated that cortisol is the most important predictor of levels of menses and free leptin may be an important determinant of menstrual recovery.

TL;DR: The inability of healthy girls to uniformly suppress GH levels to 1 ng/ml or less, a normal level defined for adults, may be related to higher GH secretion in the pubertal years, compared with adult life.