Publications by authors named "Apolonia Gil-Palmer"

Menopause is a complex period in women's life, when weight gain and predisposition to obesity are frequent. Moreover, even during menopause transition, women begin to lose lean mass up to 0.5% and, therefore, an increase in the percentage of fat mass with central distribution and an increased risk of metabolic syndrome.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Apolonia Gil-Palmer"

  • Apolonia Gil-Palmer's research primarily focuses on adrenal tumors and adrenal insufficiency, with a particular interest in hormonal influences and treatments.
  • One of her notable studies investigates the characteristics of feminizing adrenal tumors, specifically the presence of progesterone receptors which could have implications for treatment approaches.
  • Another significant piece of her work addresses adrenal insufficiency caused by the topical use of clobetasol, emphasizing the need for awareness and management of potential side effects in clinical practice.