Honored to be featured by the @DOM_UCLA. From Peru to UCLA, I am deeply grateful for the mentors, colleagues, and patients who shaped my journey and continue to inspire my work to advance diabetes care. @UCLAHealth
In the next installment of our Day in the Life series, we spotlight Dr. Henry Zelada Castro, endocrinologist and director of the Inpatient Glycemia Service at UCLA Health. Discover how his experience across the globe shapes his approach to diabetes care: https://t.co/qPp4nrBCCg
Im delighted to announce that I will be giving a Meet-the-Professor-Talk @TheAACE titled: “Atypical Diabetes in Focus: Advances in the Pathophysiology and Management of Post-Transplant Diabetes and Cystic Fibrosis Related Diabetes”. See you in Las Vegas! #AACE2026#WeAreAACE
Great discussions at @AnnualDialysis
Shared updates on SGLT2I and GLP-1 RA in CKD/ESRD and explored CKM syndrome through a true endocrine–renal–cardiology lens. This is where integrated care happens. @UCLAHealth@DOM_UCLA
GLP-1 receptor agonists are linked to rare cases of euglycemic ketoacidosis, even in patients without diabetes. This review highlights the importance of recognizing euglycemic DKA in patients who take GLP-1 medications.
https://t.co/y7sR5PaNr0
We are proud to announce that for the 35th consecutive year, UCLA Health has been named to the national honor roll of Best Hospitals by @usnews and achieved a #1 ranking in Los Angeles and California. Learn more: https://t.co/f4gMPxnpif
@RepRobertGarcia Thanks a lot for raising your voice from your platform. It’s insaine and hard to believe these things still happen in 2024. Peruvian here (born and raised) UCLA endocrinologist.
Excited to give in-person endocrine grand rounds along with my dear colleague Dr. Bianco this afternoon. @NorthwesternMed. Will discuss updates in Cystic Fibrosis Related #Diabetes. @CF_Foundation
New beginnings 💪🩺 🥼. A new life chapter in my favorite city in the country 🇺🇸. I’m official now 🙂. Happy to continue collaborating with the diabetes community for better clinical outcomes . #UCLA#diabetes#endocrinology#assistantprofessor#endotwitter
@TPP_MD And agree, we explain diseases that most patients don’t know they have and most of them are hard to explain :) so yeah an angelic mom is a good example :)
I’m delighted to announce I’m going to start working as an Assistant Professor of Medicine (Endocrine) & Director of Inpatient Medical Glycemic Services @UCLAHealth@DOM_UCLA@dgsomucla in the Clinical-Investigator Track on 04/2024. I’m excited for this new chapter in my life!
@DGlaucomflecken 100% disagree with your recent post, working research has made me a better clinician. If we don’t encourage research since med school, who’s gonna discover new therapies and write medical guidelines?. Some people don’t like research and is fine they should go to private practice.