President’s Viewpoint

We Urge U.S. Lawmakers to Restore NIH Funding and Diabetes Prevention Program  Let’s not sugar coat the situation: Biomedical research funding in the United States has taken a significant hit in recent months.  Deep budget cuts and staff layoffs at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) threaten not only the livelihoods of our many research...

March 2025 has seen “Stand up for Science” events take place in cities in both the U.S. and France. Reliable, reputable research is essential for fostering advances in human health. The Endocrine Society is extremely active in advocating for science funding and health policy, with particular emphasis on the endocrine space. The Society also has...

The Endocrine Society offers many things to our thousands of members: continuing education, clinical guidelines, scientific statements, advocacy campaigns, networking groups, career development, awards recognition, and leadership opportunities, to name a few. But the Society’s biggest and most visible offering by far is ENDO! This year’s ENDO 2025 in San Francisco, Calif., July 12-15, promises...

We grow as professionals by staying informed on emerging research and developments in our field. As your professional home, the Society offers a variety of resources to help you keep pace with the latest trends and cutting-edge science and clinical practice. No matter what time zone you live in, no matter how you prefer to...

A key mission of the Society is to foster the next generation of endocrine clinicians, researchers, and educators. To this end, the organization offers many programs that not only encourage young scientists and doctors to join our specialty but to also to support them on a successful career path. As we enter a new year,...

It has been a remarkable year for the Endocrine Society! As the year draws to a close it’s timely to reflect on what we achieved over the past 12 months. Over this year we launched two new meetings, merged with an endocrine program directors’ association, entered partnerships to enhance our educational offerings, and created a...

In the U.S., November is designated as American Diabetes Month. The World Health Organization sets aside November 14th as Diabetes Day. And here in the U.K., we blocked out June 10 – 16, 2024, as Diabetes Week. Globally, many other countries have similar diabetes mellitus recognition events in their calendars. Regardless of the dates on...