- Advocacy in Action: Our latest efforts on drug pricing, EDCs, affordable insulin and more...
- Rise of the Machines: Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Call for Nominations: FNIH Trailblazer Prize for Clinician-Scientists
- Automatic for the (Lab) People: Embracing Automation in the Lab—New products are helping to bring the modern lab into the realm of science fiction of yesteryear as automation slowly but surely makes its way to the bench.
- Meet your 2019 Laureates
- ENDO Preview: Transgender Basics and Beyond
ENDO First Time Attendees
ENDO 2019 is right around the corner, and for some, it can be an overwhelming experience. If this will be your first Endocrine Society Annual Meeting, check out the resources we have compiled and the events we have planned for First Time Attendees.
Before you head to New Orleans, tune into episode 11 of the Endocrine News Podcast, where R. Michael Tuttle, MD, gives insight into how first-time attendees and trainees can navigate the meeting.
Use the ENDO 2019 Meeting Planner to create a customized meeting experience that is catered to your specific interests.
Finally, plan to attend the first-time attendee events to mingle with other first-timers and get the most out of your ENDO experience. We look forward to welcoming you to ENDO 2019!
Once you have registered for ENDO 2019, be sure to book your hotel through onPeak, our official hotel partner, to be eligible for the best pricing. In addition, all Endocrine Society members who book through onPeak before this Friday, February 22, will be entered for a chance to win a coupon to a local New Orleans restaurant. Act quickly!
Take the next steps in your professional development by attending Early Career Forum or any of the 12 Career Development Workshops during ENDO 2019. The forum provides early career professionals with a unique opportunity to connect with today's leading endocrinology experts. The workshops discuss science options, industry jobs, practical skills, and more—everything you need to advance professionally.
Shedding Perspective on Extracellular Vesicle Biology in Diabetes and Associated Metabolic Syndromes
This review covers a broad spectrum of basic EV biology including a comprehensive investigation of the emerging role of EVs in β-cell autocrine/paracrine interactions and the multidirectional crosstalk in metabolically active tissues.
High Pregnancy, Cord Blood, and Infant Vitamin D Concentrations May Predict Slower Infant Growth
Our results suggest that high pregnancy, cord blood, and infant vitamin D concentration may have disadvantageous effects on infant growth.
Insulin Receptor Isoforms in Physiology and Disease: An Updated View
This review discusses novel information that has generated remarkable progress in our understanding of the physiology of IR isoforms and their role in disease.
As part of a multicenter study of these infants, we have provided a baseline report from US difference/disorder of sex development clinics describing the diagnoses, anatomic features, and sex of rearing.