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Amid the ever-changing endocrinology landscape stands the constant of the Endocrine Society's Annual Meeting and Expo.
Amid the ever-changing endocrinology landscape stands the constant of the Endocrine Society's Annual Meeting and Expo. The 92nd edition continues the tradition of events past, covering clinical practice guidelines, case management forums, diabetes and thyroid clinics, and hosting a job fair and career development workshops. This year also marks the anniversaries of the National Insititute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (60th) and the Endocrine Nurses Society (20th), both of which will be honored in special sessions. New to Endo 2010 is ENDO Trivia Cup, an interactive team and individual competitions that will "test your aptitude in endocrine trivia."
HCPLive.com is pleased to detail these events and more, all of the critical issues effecting you and your patients in endocrinology, through our Conference 360 coverage of ENDO 2010, from June 19-22. More than 7,500 professionals with be in attendance and we'll be in the thick of it, discussing with them the latest innovations in research, technology, and practice management issues. Look for up-to-the-minute updates on our twitter feed and ENDO 2010's Conference 360 page.
This page offers links to information about the session topics scheduled for coverage at ENDO 2010, including plenary sessions, keynote addresses, the New Technology Workshop, and the satellite meetings. We’ve also included links to the complete conference brochure, accreditation information, travel news, and exhibitors and exhibit hall information.
View the full ENDO 2010 conference brochure here.
View general program highlights here.
View basic program highlights here.
View clinical program highlights here.
Other key information:
Click here for accreditation information for the Current Clinical Issues, Practice Solutions, and Pre-Conference tracks.
Additional travel information is available here.
Exhibit floor highlights, a complete list of exhibitors, an up-to-date exhibit hall floorplan, and other exhibit hall information is available here.
ENDO 2010 Highlights include:
Saturday, June 19
7:45AM-9:15AM
Presidential Plenary Addresses
The Impact of NIDDK Support on Endocrine Research
Griffin P. Rodgers, MD, NIDDK/NIH
Beta Cell Replacement for Diabetes: Fact & Fancy
R. Paul Robertson, MD, Pacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute/University of Washington
Autoimmunity in Diabetes
George S. Eisenbarth, MD, PhD, University of Colorado-Denver
9:30AM-11:00AM
Adipocyte Biology
Chair: Gokhan S Hotamisligil, Harvard School of Public Health
Brown Fat Differentiation
Patrick Seale, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Functional Brown Adipose Tissue in Humans
Sven Enerback, Goteborg University
Signals Regulating Adipogenesis
Ormond A MacDougald, University of Michigan
Career Development Workshops
11:15AM-11:45AM
Setting up a Lab
12:00AM-12:30PM
Setting up a Clinical Practice
3:45PM-5:15PM
Expanding Roles of Calcium-sensing Receptors
Chair: Wenhan Chang, University of California-San Francisco
The Role of CaR in Bone & Cartilage
Dolores M. Shoback, University of California-San Francisco/VA Medical Center
Calcium-Sensing Receptor: Regulation of Expression & Activity
Geoffrey N. Hendy, McGill University Health Center
CaR as a Therapeutic Target
Edward F. Nemeth, MetisMedica
Sunday, June 20
8:00AM-9:15AM
Roy O. Greep Award Lecture
Function & Dysfunction of the Mammalian Reproductive Tract
Martin M. Matzuk, MD, PhD, Baylor College of Medicine
Development of External Genitalia: New Insights Derived from the Spotted Hyena & the Mouse
Gerald R. Cunha, PhD, University of California-San Francisco
11:15AM-12:00PM
Clinical Practice Guidelines
Pituitary Incidentalomas: An Endocrine Society Clinical Practice Guideline
• Moderator: Ken Ho, Garvan Institute
• Task Force Chair: Pamela Freda, Columbia University
• Task Force Member Panelists: Laurence Katznelson, Stanford University; Mark Molitch, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University; Kalmon D Post, Mount Sinai Medical Center; Mary Lee Vance, University of Virginia Health Sciences Center
1:00PM-1:45PM
Trainee Conversations with Plenary Speakers
• Sundeep Khosla, MD, College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic
• Theresa Ann Guise, MD, Indiana University School of Medicine
• Martin M. Matzuk, MD, PhD, Baylor College of Medicine
1:00PM-1:45PM
The Year in Cycles
Paolo Sassone-Corsi, PhD, University of California-Irvine
2:45-3:30PM
The Year in Female Reproduction
Janet E. Hall, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital
Monday, June 21
11:15AM-12:00PM
Clinical Practice Guidelines
Current Clinical Issues Session 9: Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
Moderator: Richard J Auchus, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Task Force Chair: Phyllis Speiser, Schneider Children’s Hospital
Task Force Member Panelists: Ricardo Azziz, Cedars Sinai Medical Center; Walter Miller, University of California-San Francisco; Sharon E. Oberfield, Columbia University Medical Center; Perrin C. White, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
1:00PM-1:45PM
Endocrine Debates
Does Long-term Treatment with Bisphosphonates Cause Fractures?
Yes: Joseph M. Lane, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery
No: Juliet Elizabeth Compston, MD, FRCP, University of Cambridge
1:45PM-5:00PM
PCOS: Where Do We Begin?
Chair: John C. Marshall, University of Virginia Health System
Physiologic Changes in Adolescent PCOS
Christopher R. McCartney, University of Virginia Health System
Etiology of Adolescent PCOS: Role of Obesity
Enrico Carmina, University of Palermo
Adolescent PCOS: Can We Prevent an Epidemic?
Kathleen M. Hoeger, University of Rochester
3:45PM-5:15PM
Give Me a Break! Skeletal Complications of Medications
Chair: Larry J. Suva, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
SSRIs: Lifting Your Mood & Depressing Your Bones
Matthew M. Bliziotes, Oregon Health Sciences University
PPIs: “Breaking” News about Heartburn
Karl L. Insogna, Yale University School of Medicine
Glucocorticoids: “These are Your Bones on Steroids”
Juliet E. Compston, University of Cambridge
Tuesday, June 22
8:00AM — 9:15AM
Plenary Sessions
Steroid Hormones, Receptors, & Coregulators in Cancer
Myles Brown, MD, Dana-Farber Cancer Insitute
Overcome Resistance to Anti-androgen Therapy
Charles Sawyers, MD, Howard Hughes Medical Institute/Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
1:00PM — 1:45PM
New Technology Workshop
Deep Sequencing
Richard M. Myers, Hudson Alpha Institute for Biotech
2:00PM-2:45PM
Clark T. Sawin Memorial Lecture
Fuller Albright
D. Lynn Loriaux, MD, PhD, Oregon Health Sciences University
2:45PM-3:30PM
The Year in Thyroid
Jerome M. Hershman, MD, VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System
3:45PM-5:15PM
Mind over Mother: The Brain-Ovary Connection
Chair: Janet E Hall, Massachusetts General Hospital
Seizures & Reproductive Dysfunction
Andrew G. Herzog, Harvard Medical School
Psychiatric Disorders & Reproductive Dysfunction
Natalie Rasgon, Stanford University
Are Sex Steroid Hormones Depressing?
Peter J. Schmidt, NIH/NIMH
Real-World Study Confirms Similar Efficacy of Guselkumab and IL-17i for PsA