President’s Viewpoint

Nanette Santoro, MD, knew she wanted to be a doctor at age 16, feeling like it was the best way to help people, something that would be good for mankind. The Endocrine Society is pleased to welcome Santoro, of the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Aurora, Colo., as its 2026 – 2027 president....

As my presidential term winds down, I look back with pride and admiration at the sheer amount of exemplary programming that the Society provides for its members each year. I’d like to recount some highlights from the past 12 months as we prepare to change leadership at ENDO 2026, June 13-16, in Chicago, Ill. One...

Spring in the northern hemisphere is a time of exploration, growth, and transition. That’s why I’m excited this month to highlight our Society programs that help rising clinicians and researchers explore, grow, and transition to careers in endocrinology. One of our newer programs is the Medical School Engagement Program (MSEP), which in April will welcome...

Chicago is that “toddling town,” according to the immortal croonings of Frank Sinatra. It’s also set to become “endocrine central” when ENDO 2026 arrives June 13 – 16. Spread out along the shoreline of Lake Michigan, the Windy City is a quintessential American metropolis, with iconic skyscrapers, beautiful parks, charming neighborhoods, fabulous restaurants, and one...

As an endocrine scientist and long-time Society member, I’m proud of the many programs our organization offers to both our basic and clinical researchers. The Endocrine Society, of course, represents professionals across the full range of our field, from bench to bedside. But I want to take this opportunity to highlight some of the work...

With the start of a new calendar year, we can take a moment to reflect on our careers and future professional growth. The Society offers many resources and opportunities to showcase your leadership skills and help you build your network. As we embark on a new year, make a resolution to engage with the Society...

Another year at the Endocrine Society has drawn to a close. I’m always impressed – and somewhat amazed – by the sheer volume of activities, resources, and advocacy that our organization produces over a 12-month period. I’d like to recap some highlights from 2025! Meetings: Making Connections Between Members and Ideas Meetings lie at the...

Every month is diabetes awareness month at the Endocrine Society. In the United States, November has been set aside for this purpose, allowing healthcare organizations, advocates, and providers to draw attention to this disease that affects millions of people. I’d like to take this opportunity to recap some of the diabetes-related initiatives at the Endocrine...