Reactive Hypoglycemia

Join us for a focused webinar designed for endocrinologists on the clinical challenges of reactive hypoglycemia. This session will cover key aspects of its pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management, with practical insights drawn from real-world cases. Attendees will learn to distinguish reactive hypoglycemia from similar conditions and explore current strategies for effective treatment. Ideal for endocrinology professionals seeking to sharpen their expertise in postprandial glucose disorders.

Presenter: Mary-Elizabeth Patti, MD

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Dr. Mary-Elizabeth Patti is a physician-scientist, serving as a Principal Investigator at Joslin Diabetes Center, Director of the Hypoglycemia Clinic, Co-Director of the Molecular Phenotyping Core, and Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

Dr. Patti’s NIH-funded lab focuses on identification of molecular/epigenetic mechanisms by which nutritional exposures during early life increase diabetes risk in subsequent generations. Translational studies are focused on mechanisms contributing to diabetes resolution and hypoglycemia after bariatric surgery.

Dr. Patti received her MD from Jefferson Medical College magna cum laude, internal medicine residency at the University of Pittsburgh, and endocrinology fellowship at Harvard. She is board-certified in endocrinology and metabolism.

Dr. Patti has held numerous leadership roles in the diabetes scientific community, including service as organizer of a diabetes-focused Keystone Symposium and chair of the American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions Planning Committee. She was elected to the American Society of Clinical Investigation in 2009 and to Fellowship in both the American College of Physicians and Obesity Society in 2014.