Dr James A Ahlquist: Endocrinology and diabetes mellitus , General (internal) medicine

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Last updated: 29 Apr 2020

About me

Dr James Ahlquist has been in practice as a specialist in endocrinology and diabetes in South Essex since 1995.

He trained in Bristol, Birmingham and Oxford. His research in endocrinology led to the award of a PhD and was followed by a post-doctoral research fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.

His practice is based in Southend-on-Sea. He also works at Queen's Hospital, Romford, as a specialist in pituitary disease.

He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, where he has served as President of the Section for Endocrinology and Diabetes.

Areas of interest

Diabetes, including diabetes mellitus; Adrenal disease; Pituitary disorders; Thyroid disorders / surgery; calcium, bones and parathyroid disease; reproductive disorders; treatment with radio-iodine.

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