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Home > Doctors & Clinics > Endocrinology > Endocrinology Clinic

Endocrinology Clinic

Pediatric endocrinologists at UCSF Children's Hospital diagnose and treat children with a variety of hormonal disorders including adrenal, pituitary and thyroid disorders; growth disorders such as short and tall stature and failure to thrive; hypoglycemia; conditions related to puberty; and disorders of sex differentiation.

See a UCTV video, "Sugar, the Bitter Truth," featuring Dr. Robert Lustig, a pediatric endocrinologist, who discusses the damage caused by sugary foods.