Chemistry of Brain May Affect Pituitary Growth
Dr. S L Andelman describes how brain chemistry, through the hypothalamus, can influence the pituitary and growth hormone. Endocrinologist Dr. Lawrence Frohman outlines idiopathic and psychosocial growth retardation and notes environmental and drug effects on central nervous system pathways. Readers may send letters for future columns.
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