Endocrinologists are at the core of solving the most pressing health problems of our time, from diabetes and obesity to infertility, bone health, and hormone-related cancers. The Endocrine Society is largest organization of scientists and healthcare providers devoted to accelerating hormone research breakthroughs and promoting optimal health.
The Society, which celebrated its centennial year in 2016, has more than 18,000 members in 122 countries. Building on our rich tradition and the historic breakthroughs made by our 10 Nobel Prize-winning members, our current members are at the forefront of scientific innovation and leaders in providing high quality patient care.
Our experts are available to discuss diabetes, thyroid, menopause, reproduction, endocrine-disrupting chemicals, osteoporosis, obesity, and other hormone health topics. We also conduct outreach on behalf of the Hormone Health Network, the Society's public education arm. Please contact media@endocrine.org to set up an interview with one of our experts.
Our four peer-reviewed journals highlight major trends and research in endocrinology and advance scientific discoveries to improve human health worldwide. Credentialed journalists can register to receive embargoed press releases on the latest research.
Press Releases
- Media registration open for ENDO 2019 | December 11, 2018
- Hysterectomy may be linked to brain function | December 6, 2018
- Deadline extended for nominations: The Endocrine Society’s Award for Excellence in Science and Medical Journalism | November 28, 2018
- Streamlined method helps people with diabetes act on CGM data | November 14, 2018
- Endocrine Society recognizes four Congressional Diabetes Caucus leaders with Diabetes Champion Award | November 14, 2018
- European Commission communication falls short of protecting public from EDC exposure | November 7, 2018
- Call for Nominations: 12th annual Award for Excellence in Science and Medical Journalism | November 7, 2018
- Supply chain transparency needed to combat soaring insulin costs | November 1, 2018
- Midlife women transitioning to menopause have a higher risk of metabolic syndrome, which predisposes to heart disease and type 2 diabetes | October 25, 2018
- Biomarkers can predict whether women with endometriosis will respond to the first-line treatment | October 23, 2018
- Endocrine Society elects five members to its governing council | October 18, 2018
- Managing congenital adrenal hyperplasia requires shared decisions among patients, families, and healthcare providers | September 27, 2018
- National Diabetes Coalition urges people with diabetes in the East Coast to prepare for Hurricane Florence | September 11, 2018
- Endocrine Society honors endocrinology field’s leaders with 2019 Laureate Awards | September 6, 2018
- NIH director Francis S. Collins to deliver ENDO 2019 presidential plenary | September 5, 2018
- All 2018 Releases
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Society in the News
- Mapping Out a Roadshow Strategy | Associations Now
- Exercise and diet key during midlife for women to avoid heart disease, diabetes | Stanford Scope Blog
- A Landmark Study On BPA Leaves Scientists at Odds | The Scientist
- Progesterone Receptor Levels Can Show Which Women Respond to First-Line Endometriosis Treatment | Everyday Health
- Anatomy Does Not Determine Gender, Experts Say | The New York Times
- Insider Q&A: What’s behind rising insulin prices? | Associated Press
- Women with common ovary condition often feel medical system failed them | Reuters Health
- Chemicals in Food May Harm Children, Pediatricians' Group Says |The New York Times
- Updated osteoporosis screening guidelines cover only women. That could hurt men | Philadelphia Inquirer
- Male Thyroid Cancer Survivors Face 50% Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Than Women | The ASCO Post
- Can Your Androgen Excess Give You an Edge? | U.S. News and World Report
- '25 Again' Doctor's License on the Line in Attack on Hormone Therapy | Louisville Courier Journal
- Is Fish the Food of Love, and Babies? | The New York Times
- Are We Finally Ready for the Male Pill? | TIME Magazine
- Can Diabetes Lead to Irregular Periods in Teens? | WebMD
- Childhood obesity is giving more girls irregular periods, study finds - and it could lead to a surge in fertility issues | DailyMail
- Scientists have found a new link between PCOS and mental health issues | Cosmopolitan UK
- Women With PCOS 'More Likely To Experience Depression And Anxiety' | Huffington Post UK
- PCOS Affects Women's Mental Health and Baby's Risk for ADHD and Autism | Everyday Health
- Common Gynecologic Condition Linked to Mental Health Issues | U.S. News & World Report
- High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy Tied to Obesity in Children | The New York Times
- Experts Confirm Gender Identity is Biological and Say Insurers Should Cover Trans Health Needs | ThinkProgress
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