Endocrine Society’s Insulin 2121 Event Kickstarts Diabetes Awareness Month

  • Oct 2021
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Throughout 2021, the Endocrine Society has focused on insulin’s past and present.

The Society’s Insulin 2121 event highlights insulin’s future. Robots, drones, and artificial intelligence are just a few of the innovative topics being discussed. While the event is pre-recorded, our speakers will be live and available to answer your questions in real time during the Q&A portion.  

More information on the program and speakers can be found on our 100 Years of Insulin events page. We will see you on the 9th!  

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