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Our thanks to the Adrenal Insufficiency Coalition for their work to find many of the links you’ll find here.

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

Recent News and Events

When Bloodwork isn’t Just Bloodwork
January 28, 2019 by Guest Blogger

When Bloodwork isn’t Just Bloodwork Thank you to Amber for sharing this, visit her blog via the link above. Today, after one stick and lots of needle adjusting, a sweat and tear soaked 4 year old and her mama stepped out of the lab room and into a...
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What do you call a group of zebras?
December 28, 2018 by Guest Blogger

What do you call a group of zebras? No, I’m not joking—really, do you know what you call a group of zebras? I didn’t either until recently. Many of us are familiar with the use of the term “zebra” in the medical community to refer to an...
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