The Graves’ Disease & Thyroid Foundation provides educational and support services for patients with Graves’ disease, thyroid eye disease & related disorders.
Do you have questions about Graves' disease or thyroid eye disease? Join GDATF and @TheAAES on Wednesday, June 17th at 5 p.m. PDT / 8 p.m. EDT for a special webinar! Register using this link or the QR code in the graphic: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
ALT Head shots of webinar moderators & panelists
Moderators:
Dr. Alexander Chiu
Dr. Iuliana Bobanga
Panelists:
Dr. Joyce Shin, Endocrine Surgeon, Cleveland Clinic
Dr. Brenessa Lindeman, Endocrine Surgeon, University of Alabama Birmingham School of Medicine
Dr. Jennifer Mammen, Endocrinologist, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Dr. Raymond Douglas, Oculoplastic Surgeon
Pleased to share the publication of the new ATA guideline for #thyroid disease in #pregnancy. It was a privilege to serve on the committee and work with an exceptional group of colleagues whose expertise and dedication made this important effort possible. @UAMSEndo@VAWomenVets
This is a really powerful essay from actor Erin Moriarty on her long battle to get a diagnosis - and the lingering mental health impact of autoimmune diseases. time.com/article/2026/05/21/…
Clinical trials are carefully reviewed and monitored to protect participants. Safety is a priority at every stage, with strict guidelines in place.
Get the facts about clinical trials in our latest blog: autoimmune.org/blog/autoimmu…
Thyroid eye disease (#TED) affects every aspect of people’s lives, and the psychosocial toll is immense.
The insights from our ElevaTED patient survey reveal the critical need for comprehensive care and innovative solutions that address the full, multi-faceted impact of TED.
🗓️Last Chance to Register for 5/18 ATA® Alliance for Thyroid Patient Education Forum. Please share with your patients & colleagues - it's a great opportunity for patients to connect! Save Your Spot Now! ow.ly/vZyf50Z0ptJ#ThyroidAwareness#PatientEducation#ThyroidHealth
This might be of interest to our patient community, given that some patients with autoimmune thyroid disease also have PMOS (previously known as PCOS).
PCOS has a new name: Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). With 50 patient and professional groups, we helped develop a name that better reflects a condition affecting 1 in 8 women worldwide. Learn more: bit.ly/3Rgydi3#PMOS#PCOS
The challenges of #ThyroidEyeDisease (#TED) extend far beyond the surface.
The ElevaTED survey gathered insights from more than 200 people living with TED and revealed the extensive hidden challenges people face.
At Viridian, we are committed to making a meaningful difference.
Check out this insightful read from Medscape News Canada on AI and medical misinformation. (Login might be required to view, but registration should be free.) medscape.com/viewarticle/mis…
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"I was on set every day just really, really, really struggling to get through it all." Erin Moriarty recently spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about filming "The Boys" after a diagnosis of Graves' disease. hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-…
We're headed to #AACE2026 this week! Our team will share data from our THRIVE and ElevaTED studies in #ThyroidEyeDisease. Visit us at booth # 093 to learn how we’re working to address unmet needs for patients with TED.
🗓️ Save the Date: ATA® Thyroid Patient Education Forum, May 18, 8-9:15 PM ET. Join us to connect with #thyroid experts and patients! Register free: ow.ly/QIKK50YMIeg#thyroid
1/2 Amgen has announced positive topline results from a Phase 3 trial of TEPEZZA (TM) delivered via an on-body injector (OBI). Patients treated w/ TEPEZZA currently receive eight infusions delivered three weeks apart, but the Phase 3 OBI trial tested a... amgen.com/newsroom/press-rel…
2/2 ...regimen of 12 OBI injections, delivered two weeks apart. The trial met its primary endpoint in moderate-to-severe active TED, showing a 77% proptosis response over 24 weeks (versus 20% placebo).