Take Me Back to Chicago: ENDO 2026 Returns to the Windy City
To T or Not To T: Should We Treat Low Testosterone in Men with Obesity?
Whether to treat low testosterone in men with obesity will be the topic of “Low Testosterone in Obesity: Should We Treat or Not?” a debate session at ENDO 2026 that is sure to be somewhat vigorous as two experts in the field take sides in a session moderated by Endocrine Society Past-President Stephen Hammes, MD,...
ENDO 2026 in Chicago will include a session titled “Year in Bone” featuring two leading experts in bone research who will review and discuss the most influential and cutting‑edge publications from the past year. Endocrine News provides a sneak peek of the talks on this “mysterious and dynamic tissue.” Last February, a paper appeared in...Unpausing the Conversation: Menopause is Having a Moment at ENDO 2026
Women’s bone health takes center stage in Chicago during the symposium “Hot and Flashy: Topics in Menopause,” on Saturday June 13. From catching endocrinologists up regarding menopause care and past regulatory missteps to estrogen’s impact on bone health and the myriad non-hormonal options, this ENDO 2026 symposium will definitely give attendees something to talk about!...Breaking Point: Weight Loss Therapies and the Musculoskeletal Stakes
ENDO 2026 attendees who catch the session, “Weight Loss: Friend or Foe for Bone & Muscle?” will be in for a treat as three experts weigh in on the impact of various weight loss therapies on muscle and bone. Pharmacological, surgical, and even lifestyle impacts will be discussed and debated in this Sunday morning symposium....Collaboration Is Paramount: Ashley B. Grossman’s Transatlantic Legacy
Honored by both the Endocrine Society and the European Society of Endocrinology with the 2025 Transatlantic Alliance Award, Ashley B. Grossman, F.Med.Sci, has made significant contributions to endocrine research on both sides of the Atlantic. Endocrine News speaks with Grossman about what this award means to him, what drew him to endocrinology in the first...
