Study findings on quality of life are outlined in reports from Johns Hopkins University

New investigation results, 'The elusive Minnie G.: revisiting Cushing's case XLV, and his early attempts at improving quality of life,' are detailed in a study published in Pituitary. According to recent research published in the journal Pituitary, "Although researchers have discovered that Minnie G. had nearly 50 years of progression-free survival, the absence of her original surgical records have precluded anything more than speculation as to the etiology of her symptoms or the details of her admission. Following IRB approval, and through the courtesy of the Alan Mason Chesney Archives, the microfilm surgical records from the Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1896-1912 were...

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