
Opinion|Videos|May 7, 2025
Importance of Multispecialty Communication in Hypercortisolism Management and Referrals
Experts discuss the role of primary care clinicians in identifying and screening patients for hypercortisolism, how hypercortisolism affects mental health and how primary care clinicians can identify at-risk patients, and how hypercortisolism contributes to osteoporosis and an increased risk of fractures.
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Video content above is prompted by the following:
- What is the role of primary care clinicians in identifying and screening patients for hypercortisolism?
- How does hypercortisolism affect mental health? How can primary care clinicians help identify patients with mental health conditions who might be at risk for hypercortisolism?
- How does hypercortisolism contribute to osteoporosis and an increased risk of fractures?
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