Paul Saladino· MD
cortisol is truly the primary driver of this atrophy um estrogen is kind of acting through the cortisol uh by administering anti-cortisol agents um they found out that you can actually at least stop the atrophy
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cortisol is truly the primary driver of this atrophy um estrogen is kind of acting through the cortisol uh by administering anti-cortisol agents um they found out that you can actually at least stop the atrophy
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it's not been known the cortisol is an immunosuppressant so it's not very surprising they would atrophy the thymus
administering anti-cortisol agents um they found out that you can actually at least stop the atrophy
the cortisol is an immunosuppressant so it's not very surprising they would they would atrophy the thymus