Each podcast covers a different topic, providing information on Cushing’s syndrome together with practical tips on living with the condition. CushCast has been developed in collaboration with healthcare specialists that are committed to the Cushing’s syndrome community.
The following podcasts are made for a global patient/carer audience and may contain technical language or medical terms you may not be familiar with. They may also include information and views that may not be relevant to your own care. Your healthcare team is always best placed to advise on your personal clinical situation.
To kick start our podcast we delve into the whats and whys behind Cushing’s syndrome with Dr Elena Valassi, Consultant Endocrinologist and University Professor in Barcelona, Spain.
In this episode, we speak to Leslie Edwin, Cushing’s syndrome Patient and President of Cushing’s Support and Research Foundation in Atlanta, USA, to hear firsthand about her experience on living with Cushing’s syndrome.
Due to the rare nature of Cushing’s syndrome, awareness and understanding of the condition and its implications can be sometimes unsatisfactory in the family and social context of people living with Cushing’s syndrome. In this episode we speak to Alicia Santos, Psychologist in Barcelona, Spain, on what can be done to improve this.
Bone-related issues are associated with Cushing’s syndrome. In this episode, we speak to Prof. Gherardo Mazziotti, Associate Professor of Endocrinology in Milan, Italy, to understand why this is the case and how this can be managed to support a healthy lifestyle.
Maintaining mental and psychological health is vital for those living with Cushing’s syndrome. In our last episode, we shine a light on how to cope with mental health challenges with Cornelie Andela. Psychologist and Medical Doctor in The Hague, Netherlands.
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