Leslie Plotnick

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Growth Hormone 100%
2. Child 58%
3. Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus 48%
4. Insulin 45%
5. Human Growth Hormone 43%
6. Turner Syndrome 33%
7. Growth 28%
8. Puberty 25%
9. Self-Management 16%
10. Therapeutics 14%
11. Pituitary Dwarfism 14%
12. Penis agenesis 14%
13. Erythrocytes 14%
14. Mutation 12%
15. Glucose 11%
16. Multicenter Studies 11%
17. Serum 10%
18. Siblings 10%
19. Asthma 10%
20. Pediatrics 10%
21. Type IB Isolated Growth Hormone Deficiency 10%
22. Subcutaneous Infusions 9%
23. Somatomedins 9%
24. Insulin-Like Growth Factor I 9%
25. Medical Schools 9%
26. Thyroid Gland 9%
27. Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia 8%
28. somatrem 8%
29. Genes 8%
30. Estrogens 8%
31. Lipoatrophic Diabetes Mellitus 8%
32. Growth and Development 8%
33. Diabetes Mellitus 8%
34. Robinow Syndrome 8%
35. Recombinant DNA 8%
36. Cirrhosis, Familial, with Pulmonary Hypertension 8%
37. Gynecomastia 7%
38. Diabetic Ketoacidosis 7%
39. Sleep 7%
40. Oxandrolone 7%
41. somatotropin releasing hormone receptor 7%
42. Congenital Generalized Lipodystrophy 7%
43. Karyotype 7%
44. Hormones 7%
45. Albuterol 7%
46. Transition to Adult Care 7%
47. Parents 6%
48. Ring Chromosomes 6%
49. Androgen-Insensitivity Syndrome 6%
50. Leydig Cell Tumor 6%