Upcoming Events

Endocrine Society Reception at ECE 2022
Date: May 22, 2022
Location: TBD
Description: You’re invited to join the Endocrine Society for a reception at Melia Milano on May 22 at 6 pm – 8 pm, directly after its first day of sessions.

Skeletal Physiology, Weight Wellness, and Optimizing The Musculoskeletal Healthspan SIG Webinar
Date: April 21, 2026
Location: Virtual Meeting
Description: In the era of GLP1 agonist - based therapies used to successfully achieve weight wellness, a better understanding of these impact skeletal physiology across the healthspan is needed. The complex pharmacology of GLP1/GIP agents on marrow cell fate and phenotype as relevant to skeletal physiology and obesity medicine is presented.

Mental Health Outcomes in Trans and Gender-Diverse Adults: Disparities, Determinants, and Care SIG Webinar
Date: April 22, 2026
Location: Virtual Meeting
Description: Examine mental health outcomes in trans and gender-diverse adults, with a focus on suicide risk and major depression among trans people. Explain how barriers to healthcare access influence mental health outcomes in trans and gender-diverse people and review current evidence on gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT).

Endocrine Mentor Day at ENDO 2026
Date: June 14, 2026
Location: McCormick Place Convention Center Chicago
Description: Medical students and residents will be paired with endocrinologist mentors for a dedicated day at ENDO 2026 in Chicago, IL, USA. Participants will gain firsthand exposure to the field of endocrinology, hear about cutting-edge scientific advances, and take part in engaging, interactive sessions created especially for trainees.

Sex Hormone Management in Gender Diverse Adults: A Case-Based Approach SIG Webinar
Date: August 26, 2026
Location: Virtual Meeting
Description: Designed for early career endocrinologists and trainees seeking a foundational understanding of hormone therapy for the treatment of gender incongruence in clinical practice. Providing a concise overview of core principles, including physiologic considerations, commonly used hormone regimens, monitoring strategies, risk assessment, and alignment with established professional standards of care.