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Welcome to the AIU/AIC research library. The articles and documents here are listed by subject. Beneath the following subject headings you’ll find links to current information on that topic. We check the links periodically, however, if you find one that is no longer working, please contact us.

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We’ve re-organized the library so please be patient as we are still adding content 9/5/16.

A-C: Adrenal crisis, Adrenal fatigue, Adrenal insufficiency, Adrenal suppression, Adrenal Insufficiency in the News, Better living tips, CAH, Children with adrenal insufficiency, Circadian rhythm, Coexisting conditions, Cortisol pump

D-M: Dosing, Electrolytes and hydration, Emergency care, Emotional aspects of AI, Guidelines and reviews, Hormones, Injection kit, Illness/injuries/emotions (considerations for extra dosing), Medication interactions

N- Z: Overview of endocrine system, PAI, Pain management, Physiology of AI, Pregnancy, Recent developments, SAI, Sleep, Stress, Steroids used to treat AI (glucocorticoids and mineralocorticoids), Surgery guidelines, Tapering, Testing

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250,000 Americans are diagnosed with adrenal insufficiency. 6,000,000 more are considered to be adrenal insufficient yet remain undiagnosed.

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Dominic’s Journey Against Adrenal Insufficiency: The Bond Between A Mother And Her Son
August 27, 2017 by Guest Blogger

By Michelle Dilley Let me start off by saying no one knows your child better than you, not a single doctor or specialist. If you don’t feel right about the care that your child is receiving, change doctors or specialists. I’ve done this at least 7 times...
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Yes you need a medical alert bracelet!
July 17, 2017 by Guest Blogger

Advice from a Volunteer Firefighter with Adrenal Insufficiency My name is Jeannie, and I have been diagnosed with Secondary AI since March of 2015. To make a long story short, I was diagnosed with a pituitary adenoma in Feb of 2015. It was apron 8mm x 10mm...
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