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Salivary Cortisol Test for Cushing’s Syndrome

Cushing’s syndrome — endogenous hypercortisolism — is characterized by a loss of normal 24 hour rhythm in cortisol secretion (circadian rhythmicity). In healthy patients, cortisol levels peak in the early morning hours and decrease to substantially lower levels at night. Rather than the normal decrease in late evening cortisol, patients with Cushing’s syndrome of anyContinue Reading

We Need Your Financial Support

The CSRF depends on your financial support! The CSRF is a 100% volunteer organization, thus has minimal administration costs. 100% of your of your donation goes to programs such as newsletters, maintenance and improvement of our website and exhibition at select conferences to gather the latest medical information and educate attending medical professionals. The CSRFContinue Reading

Presiden’t Message: Cushing’s Disease: An Often Misdiagnosed and Not So Rare Disorder

Hi All,I have some very exciting news to share. After working with Cushing’s patients for over 20 years, I can honestly say that there is still much to be done in spreading awareness among medical professionals about this disease. Cushing’s patients are still waiting 5-10 years before they are diagnosed. Thus, it has been myContinue Reading

Help NORD Educate Medical Students & Professionals With Video

NORD (National Organization of Rare Disorders) in conjunction with ReelDX, an on-line medical education provider, will be creating a Rare Disease Video Library to educate physicians, other medical professionals, and students preparing for healthcare careers about rare diseases and what it’s like to live with one. The CSRF would like to invite you to submitContinue Reading

CSRF 2015 Finances

The Cushing’s Support and Research Foundation is able to operate on a very small budget because we have very little overhead. We have no paid staff, and our “offices” are various locations on our Directors’ and volunteers’ desks and kitchen tables! Our largest source of income is grants, followed by donations. Memberships, which have remainedContinue Reading

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