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Neurodisability and risk of hypopituitarism: to screen or not to screen?

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By Theodora Papanikolaou, Zainaba Mohamed
| Paediatrics and Child Health Verified
Children with neurodisabilities are a very diverse group. Endocrine dysfunction is not always anticipated but screening for potential risk of developing hypopituitarism is important in clinical practice. Hypopituitarism in children with neurodisability can be part of an underlying congenital syndrome or acquired. Diagnosis of hypopituitarism on clinical grounds is challenging in some cases.
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Correction: Increased proliferation and altered cell cycle regulation in pancreatic stem cells derived from patients with congenital hyperinsulinism

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By Sophie G. Kellaway, Karolina Mosinska, Zainaba Mohamed, Alexander Ryan
| PLOS
The NC3Rs grant number is missing from the Funding statement. The correct Funding Statement is as follows: This work was funded by NC3Rs (https://www.nc3rs.org.uk/, SGK awarded to MJD, KC, NC/K500306/1), and Diabetes UK (https://www.diabetes.org.uk/, KM awarded to MJD, KC). AR was funded by Heptares/Innovate UK (https://soseiheptares.com/ awarded to MJD). KEC was funded by a Research Councils UK Academic Fellowship (https://www.ukri.org/).
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Increased proliferation and altered cell cycle regulation in pancreatic stem cells derived from patients with congenital hyperinsulinism

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By Alexander Ryan, Sophie G. Kellaway, Karolina Mosinska, Zainaba Mohamed
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Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Sophie G. Kellaway , Karolina Mosinska, Zainaba Mohamed, Alexander Ryan, Stephen Richardson, Melanie Newbould, Indraneel Banerjee, Mark J. Dunne, Karen E. Cosgrove Sophie G. Kellaway, Karolina Mosinska, Zainaba Mohamed, Alexander Ryan, Stephen Richardson, Melanie Newbould, Indraneel Banerjee, Mark J. Dunne, Karen E.
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