Paul M. Stewart

It is exciting to provide to readers of Seminars in Reproductive Medicine an update on neuroendocrine disorders and reproduction. The role of the central nervous system and the pituitary are critical in regulating reproductive function. For this issue Paul M. Stewart, M.B., Ch.B., M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.P. Med. Sci., serves as guest editor for this important topic.

Dr. Stewart graduated from Edinburgh Medical School and completed residency at Edinburgh University in Endocrinology/Diabetes Mellitus and General Internal Medicine. He then attained an M.R.C. senior clinical fellowship and has held an honorary consultant status with the University Hospital Birmingham NHS Trust.

He was awarded a personal Chair in Medicine and Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians in London and was elected to the Academy of Medical Sciences. In addition to supervising a very active endocrinology research group, he has maintained a strong commitment to clinical endocrinology, both with the NHS Trust and at national and international levels. He has extensive clinical expertise in management of pituitary and adrenal disorders, endocrine hypertension, and reproductive medicine.

Dr. Stewart has served on numerous committees at national and international levels including the Society for Endocrinology, Wellcome Trust Clinical Interest Group, RCP Academic Medicine Committee, and as advisor to metabolic disease charity, and he serves on committees of the U.S. Endocrine Society and Italian Society for Endocrinology and Aldosterone Council. He has served on various editorial boards and is currently editor of Clinical Endocrinology. He has lectured at numerous national and international committees and medical meetings and has published extensively in his specialty.

Paul has invited an expert group of scientists to produce a Seminars in Reproductive Medicine issue on neuroendeocrine disorders and reproduction, which will serve as a primer and valuable reference to our readers.