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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.

Our biggest membership savings of the year is almost over, and your opportunity to join the Endocrine Society at our lowest available rate ends Wednesday, September 30. Gain instant access to education, networking, career development, advocacy updates, and exclusive member resources.

Future Leaders Advancing Research in Endocrinology (FLARE) prepares promising graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, clinical fellows, and junior faculty for establishing independent research careers through leadership skills training. The structured leadership development designed for early career researchers focuses on building skills, connections, and long-term career success. Learn more.

This award recognizes extraordinary achievements in bringing innovative ideas to elevate the field of endocrinology and positively impact patient health. The award recipient receives a $50,000 award, the John D. Baxter Medal for Entrepreneurship, global acclaim, and will be recognized at ENDO 2027 in Toronto, ON, Canada. Submit a nomination by Monday, October 19.

The Laureate Awards recognize the highest achievements in endocrinology, highlighting groundbreaking research, innovations in clinical care, leadership, mentorship, and service to the field. The dedication, commitment, and achievements of our award recipients have each earned a place in endocrine history. The winners will be recognized for their achievements during ENDO 2027, taking place June 5–7, in Toronto, ON, Canada.

The Endocrine Society's new Center on Obesity brings together trusted research, clinical guidelines, educational materials, and advocacy resources to advance obesity treatment and science.

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.

Need your board preparation materials now? The Endocrine Board Review eBook, 18th Edition provides immediate access to more than 220 case-based questions aligned with the ABIM exam blueprint. Skip shipping costs and start studying right away with interactive practice exams, mobile app access, and our Center for Learning. Order today and begin preparing in a few minutes.

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.

Complications of T1D and pregnancy was the topic of a presentation by Camille Powe, MD, at this year's 13th Annual Type 1 Diabetes Fellows Program. In this episode, Host Aaron Lohr talks with Dr. Powe about the range of complications associated with diabetes in pregnancy, along with insights and updates to provide the best care possible.

PCOS has been described as a disorder of chronic inflammation, but might it be better characterized as a syndrome of immune-system dysfunction? Host Chase Hendrickson, MD, MPH, MHCC, from Vanderbilt Health, is joined by regular contributor Anna Goldman, MD, from Harvard Medical School, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Atrius Health, along with guest expert Corrine Welt, MD, Chief of Endocrinology at the University of Utah, to discuss "Multiracial Cytokine Profiling Reveals Immune Dysregulation not Chronic Inflammation in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome."