Clinical utility of salivary androgen profiles as a diagnostic tool in premature adrenarche: a pilot study

Olivia Buckingham‐Woodhouse; Julie Park; Silothabo Dliso; Orla Bright; Daniel B. Hawcutt; Alena Shantsila; Professor Gregory Lip; Joanne Blair

doi:10.1136/archdischild-2024-328202

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