The July issue is another themed issue that I’ve been wanting to do for a long time and we finally have the opportunity to bring you a look at endocrinology from around the world. From Australia to Georgia to Pakistan and on to Turkey, this issue of Endocrine News spans the globe! I originally wrote...
It’s not often that diabetes treatments make it into the monologue for the Academy Awards, but on Sunday March 12, that’s exactly what happened. As OSCARS host Jimmy Kimmel began his hosting duties on that star-studded evening, he quipped, “When I look around this room, I can’t help but wonder if Ozempic is right for...
In honor of National Women’s History Month, Endocrine News is presenting its first ever “Women in Endocrinology” issue. In the decade that I’ve been overseeing the magazine and interacting with members of the Endocrine Society, it’s apparent that women in endocrinology aren’t simply a “contributing factor;” they are the driving forces, especially today. And it’s... As many of you reading this column are aware, there are other publications in the endocrinology/diabetes space other than Endocrine News. However, unlike these other publications, Endocrine News has a secret weapon stockpile the others do not: the expertise, accomplishments, and passion of Endocrine Society members! Nowhere is that more evident than in a quick... Recapping the January 2023 Endocrine News As we kick off a new year, the January 2023 Endocrine News is paying special tribute to those individuals who have made the field of endocrinology so remarkable, the outstanding members of the Endocrine Society. And what better way to start crowing about our outstanding members than with the... As the leaves turn brilliant colors along the Mid-Atlantic, the focus of Endocrine News turns to our annual diabetes research and practice issue each November, to coincide with Diabetes Awareness Month. As usual, thanks to the plethora of research on this topic, we have a packed issue for you. Kelly Horvath delves into the topic... One of my favorite aspects of being the editor of Endocrine News, is that each month I am able to glean new insights from reading about the people who make up the Endocrine Society’s membership. It’s so heartening to read the stories of endocrinologists, especially the tales of their early lives or when the discussion...
This month, Endocrine News is coming out of gate immediately after ENDO 2022 in Atlanta (and virtually) with an issue devoted to a topic that is always on the top of mind of clinicians and scientists alike: education. Regardless of a clinician’s stage in his or her career, education plays such an important role throughout...
