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From cyclic Cushing syndrome and hypophysitis to primary aldosteronism, lipoprotein(a), pheochromocytoma, and sarcopenia with GLP-1 use, Clinical Endocrinology Update (CEU) 2026 takes a closer look at some of endocrinology's most challenging topics. Join us October 22-24 and sign up for guidance you can use in practice right away.

Prepare with renowned faculty, challenge yourself with customizable practice exams, and focus your studies with content built around the ABIM exam blueprint. Register today and start preparing with confidence.

Join fellow members for an exclusive preview of the Endocrine Society's new Center on Obesity. Explore trusted resources, clinical guidance, and our new Scientific Statement designed to support clinicians and researchers advancing obesity care and science. Reserve your spot and be among the first to access these new member resources.

The Endocrine Society and Keystone Symposia have joined forces to offer a series of intimate meetings that are designed to facilitate discovery and collaboration among basic and translational researchers, with the goal of catalyzing advances in foundational science. Join our first one, October 5-8, 2026, in Breckenridge, Colo., to examine how hormonal signaling shapes disease in ways that are often overlooked when studied in isolation.

Enroll to auto renew your membership by Tuesday, September 15 to save 20% on your 2028 membership renewal. Maintain uninterrupted access to vital education, research journals, and your professional network. Sign up today.

Discover the reasoning behind real-world clinical decisions through 40 expert-authored chapters packed with actionable insights and practice-changing takeaways. Earn up to 30 CME credits and 30 ABIM MOC points.

This live virtual program and on-demand modules provide the best practices in obesity care, exclusively for current endocrinology fellows. For the first time, this workshop will take place virtually to allow more participants to attend and will be open to fellows located outside of the United States. Applications are open until Tuesday, August 25. Learn more and apply.

Prepare with confidence using the Endocrine Board Review, 18th Edition, the trusted resource for fellows and endocrinologists. With more than 220 case-based questions aligned to the ABIM exam blueprint, it keeps your study focused and efficient. Hard copies ship in August.

Thank you to all the attendees, speakers, and sponsors who participated in ENDO 2026! Visit our wrap-up page to find helpful links and instructions on such things as claiming credits, session recordings, certificates of attendance, and more. See you next year, June 5-8, for ENDO 2027 in Toronto, ON, Canada!

This Thematic Issue comprises articles coauthored by speakers scheduled to present at ENDO 2026. These articles cover a wide range of cutting-edge topics in endocrinology and were all published by Endocrine Society Journals within the last year.

This episode examines an abstract presented at ENDO 2026, titled, The Impact of Androgen Receptors on Estrogen Receptor-Positive Breast Cancer Microenvironments. Host Aaron Lohr talks with the presenter of that abstract, Dr. Dillon Boulton, PhD, Postdoctoral fellow in the lab of Dr. Jennifer Richer at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.

Host Chase Hendrickson, MD, MPH, MHCC, from Vanderbilt University, is joined by new regular contributor Jonea Lim, MD, from the University of Oklahoma, along with guest expert Elizabeth Pearce, MD, from Boston University, to discuss "Initial disease severity and methimazole titration for Graves' disease: a retrospective longitudinal cohort study" and its implications for clinical management.