This is your last chance to apply for our Leadership and Development Awards! Applications close on 13 April – act now so you can benefit from the support and recognition to help you develop your career. Apply now 👉 bit.ly/4sBrtt3

Are you in the final stages of completing your PhD or an Early Career Researcher? 🔬 Take advantage of our Research Grant, designed to support with research and audit costs. There is only one call planned for 2026, so make sure you apply before the deadline. Apply by 6 May 👉 bit.ly/SfEResearchG...

Check out our editorial board’s picks of the ‘hot’ papers from the Society's journals and beyond in the latest issue of The #Endocrinologist. Discover cutting‑edge insights from epigenetics and adrenal ageing to PCOS models and diabetes imaging. 🔍 Uncover all the hot topics👉 bit.ly/SpringHotTop...

You and Your Hormones got a little shoutout in this month's Cosmopolitan magazine! 🥳 In an article exploring the effects of high cortisol, Niamh Martin, Professor of Endocrinology at @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social, shares our article on Cushing's Disease. Read the article in full 👉 bit.ly/4bPhuJe

Planning on attending Endocrine Nurse Update or Clinical Update in September? Don’t miss the chance to apply for our Travel Grant! 📝 This round is the only opportunity to support your travel expenses for these conferences. Deadline for applications: 6 May 2026. Apply today 👉 bit.ly/SfETravelGrant

Just over two weeks left to apply for our Leadership and Development Awards Programme! We’re looking for the next generation of leaders in endocrinology, this is your chance to gain invaluable experience, support and recognition as you develop your career. Apply before 13 April 👉 bit.ly/4sBrtt3

The spring issue of The #Endocrinologist is live! 🗞️ In this edition, we highlight the importance of teaching and learning in endocrinology, exploring fresh perspectives on improving endocrine education. Read the new issue today 👉 www.endocrinology.org/endocrinolog...

The spring issue of The #Endocrinologist is live! 🗞️ In this edition, we highlight the importance of teaching and learning in endocrinology, exploring fresh perspectives on improving endocrine education. Read the new issue today 👉 www.endocrinology.org/endocrinolog...

Discover the latest developments on the interplay and differences in patient management between hepatology and endocrinology, and why shared local protocols are so important from Madiha Mirza and Vishakha Bansiya. Read more in The #Endocrinologist 👉 bit.ly/4sSJuCI

Are hormones at the heart of your career or study? 🧬 Join over 3,000 scientists, clinicians and nurses at the Society who are passionate about our global endocrine community. Sign up today 👉 www.endocrinology.org/membership/

These clinical guidelines, produced by Leanne Cussen and Michael O'Reilly, focus on the investigation of #AndrogenExcess in women, noting that the long-term metabolic consequences need to be taken seriously. Read The #Endocrinologist article in full 👉 bit.ly/4bMlWcY

Congratulations to our joint winners of the 2025 Student Media Award, Atakan Değer and İncilay Çayan, undergraduate students at Atilim University, Ankara, Turkey. Atakan and İncilay impressed with their KS4-friendly explainer that brings endocrinology to life! Read more 👉 bit.ly/4dbnbDI

In this article from The #Endocrinologist author, Allan Davasgaium, discusses why a joined-up multidisciplinary approach is vital for the care of for people living with obesity and diabetes, to improve patient experience and outcomes. Read the article in full 👉 bit.ly/4b21VyQ

2026 marks 80 years of the Society for Endocrinology. For eight decades, our community has been at the heart of incredible discoveries and progress in endocrinology, supporting members and advancing the science that improves lives. Take a look at our animation celebrating the journey so far #SfE80

SfE BES 2026 has come to an end! A huge thank you to everyone who attended, presented, and contributed across all three days, and congratulations to those who won prizes. The future of endocrinology is looking very bright indeed - what a way to kick off our 80th anniversary celebrations!

And we're off in Harrogate! Looking forward to three days of meeting other endocrinologists and learning about new breakthroughs in the field. Keep up to date with the programme by downloading the SfE BES 2026 app: bit.ly/SfEBES2026ap...

Congratulations to Dr Ali Abbara, winner of the 2026 Starling Early Career Medal for Research Excellence! 🎉 We had the pleasure of catching up with Ali to learn more about his incredible work and the impact the Society has had on his professional journey. Read more on our website 👉 bit.ly/4r31QQm

How do you manage pregnancy after weight-loss surgery? Raj Valaiyapathi and Tricia Tan, discuss safe antenatal care of pregnant women who’ve had weight-loss surgery. It’s a growing cohort with unique physiology, requiring specialist knowledge and a multidisciplinary approach. 👉 bit.ly/3MREu1N

Can patients having surgery for severe obesity safely go home the same day? 🏠 In The #Endocrinologist, Sara Jamel, Patricia Ortega and Sanjay Purkayastha dive into the growing interest in same‑day discharge, and why careful patient selection is key. Read the article in full 👉 shorturl.at/vfJR9

We are excited to announce that the Society's trusted resource, You and Your Hormones, is now on Instagram! ✨ Follow us today @yay_hormones or via www.instagram.com/yay_hormones and join a community dedicated to making hormone health easy to understand! #YAYHormones #BecauseHormonesMatter

Are you an early career Scientist, Clinician, Nurse or Associated Professional? Apply for our Leadership & Development Awards Programme! This initiative supports your growth in endocrinology with tailored opportunities for early career members. Apply by 13 April 2026 👉 shorturl.at/yX2hw

What has liver disease got to do with endocrinologists? 💭 In The #Endocrinologist, Chioma Izzi‑Engbeaya explains why endocrinologists are well placed to lead on managing fatty liver disease, which commonly occurs with type 2 diabetes and obesity. Read the article in full 👉 bit.ly/4kyKnxy

Editor of The #Endocrinologist, @kelines.bsky.social, caught up with @gilesyeo.bsky.social to discuss his career and work in the genetics of body weight and obesity. 🎙️ Giles talks about the impact the new weight-loss therapies have had on his research field and much more. Read more👉 bit.ly/3Zl8iXu

Today for #WorldCancerDay, we invite you to join us at SfE BES on 2-4 March, to hear talks including a session on fertility preservation in male childhood cancer from Professor @rodtmitchell.bsky.social, Principal Investigator at University of Edinburgh. Find out more: bit.ly/SfEBES26

We’re excited to welcome Professor John S. Davis (University of Nebraska Medical Center, USA) to share his latest research on the corpus luteum and its crucial role in fertility as part of SfE BES at 9:35 on Wednesday 4 March. Register for SfE BES here: bit.ly/SfEBES26

In The #Endocrinologist, @safwaanadam.bsky.social and @akheelsyed.bsky.social, describe the various biological effects of obesity in worsening the health of the heart muscle and blood vessels, and how weight loss treatments have benefits for cardiovascular health too. 🫀 Read more👉 shorturl.at/KML5v

Have you got your ticket for SfE BES yet? Prices will be increasing from tonight so book now to save: bit.ly/SfEBES26

Join the Society today! As a member of the Society for Endocrinology, you will be supported at every stage of your career and be introduced to a network of colleagues that share your passion. Learn more and join us 👉 www.endocrinology.org/membership

🚨 Ticket prices for SfE BES will be increasing after Tuesday 27 January 🚨 Members prices will increasing from £595 to £745 and non members from £1,150 to £1,245. Find out more: bit.ly/SfEBES26

We pay tribute to Professor David Ramsden, an extraordinary scientist whose five-decade career helped shape modern UK endocrinology – particularly in advancing thyroid hormone research. Read the full tribute 👉 shorturl.at/LcZ42

Applications are open for our Leadership and Development Awards Programme. 🌟 This ambitious initiative is designed to recognise and nurture emerging talent in endocrinology to become the future leaders of our discipline. Find out more and apply 👉 shorturl.at/I2Aly Deadline: 13 April 2026.

January marks Thyroid Awareness Month, so join us next Friday 30 January to deepen your understanding of thyroid disorders and the impact they have on energy levels, mood, metabolism and overall health. Find out more: bit.ly/SfETED26

Would you like to improve the quality, relevance and impact of your work? Join us online tomorrow at 12:30-13:30 to chat about Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) and find out how the Society can support with your outreach. Find out more: bit.ly/3LlXTYe

We are seeking scientists, nurses and clinicians to volunteer at SfE BES 2026 to foster a love for endocrinology among secondary school students. Interested? Email us at [email protected] to find out more! Get your ticket to join us on 2-4 March in Harrogate here: bit.ly/SfEBES26

Anyone who’s owned a Labrador knows how motivated by food they are, and can easily become overweight. @enoch-alex.bsky.social and Eleanor Raffan, are studying the ‘hungry Labrador’ to help uncover new genetic insights around appetite and body weight. Read on in The #Endocrinologist👉 bit.ly/4pGRwfX

Join members of the Society’s Science Committee for a virtual, round-table discussion on the essentials of Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) for discovery scientists next Friday 23 Jan 12:30-13:30. Find out more: bit.ly/3LlXTYe

The latest weight loss drug, tirzepatide, has shown even better results than ozempic in people with obesity and type 2 diabetes. Researchers, Anne De Bray and David J Hodson, have investigated how it works and potentially discovered its success. Read more in the #Endocrinologist 👉 bit.ly/4pClOjV

How can patient and public engagement influence your endocrine research? And what should we be prepared to offer in return for their insight? Join us on Sunday 1 March from 16:00 for insight and discussion, following by networking. Find out more and book your place: bit.ly/SfEPPIE2026

Alongside talks from top experts in the field of GPCR biology, researchers will be sharing their latest findings at our Upcoming Endocrine Metabolic GPCRs Conference. Take a look at the programme: bit.ly/4jBZg1k

Calling all leaders in clinical endocrinology! 📣 Clinical Endocrinology is inviting applications for Editor positions. This is a fantastic opportunity to shape the future of a leading journal in our field. Deadline: 28 February 2026 Contact: [email protected] Apply 👉 bit.ly/4jCv4Dk

Applications for the Society’s Medals and Awards close this Thursday, 15 January. ⏳ This is your chance to shine a spotlight on excellence, whether it’s your own achievements or those of someone who inspires you. Submit your application or nomination today 👉 bit.ly/SfEAwards

Only a couple days left to apply for our Travel Grants – don't miss out! 🚨 The deadline to submit your application is Wednesday, 14 January 2026. Apply now before it's too late 👉 bit.ly/4qjczGE

How should we be treating and managing thyroid dysfunction in pregnancy? Dr Rima Dhillon-Smith will be sharing what updated guidelines mean for those working with patients at Thyroid Education Day on 30 Jan. Join us: bit.ly/SfETED26

Do you work in hormone health or science? Begin your year with new opportunities by joining the Society today! 🧬 From insulin resistance and obesity to hormone-driven cancers and patient care, the Society for Endocrinology is your network. Find out more and apply now 👉 bit.ly/4l2nSzL

There is less than a week left to apply for our Travel Grants – make sure you apply before Wednesday, 14 January 2026. ⏳ Our Travel Grants are designed to support members’ travel to endocrine conferences and educational meetings to further their professional development. Apply now 👉 bit.ly/4qjczGE

Check out our editorial board’s picks of the ‘hot’ papers from the Society's journals and beyond of The #Endocrinologist 👉 bit.ly/3N9aMW8 We would also like to extend our thanks to the editorial board members stepping down after an amazing few years working on The Endocrinologist!

Hear from @gilesyeo.bsky.social at the Endocrine Metabolic GPCRs Conference. Giles' work around metabolism and genetics have led to exciting discoveries around how our brain controls feeding behaviour. Join us in Liverpool on 9 - 10 Feb: bit.ly/EMGPCRS2026

We are very pleased to share our top achievements from 2025 in supporting careers, inspiring the future, and advancing research and patient care. 🌟 Thanks to our members, in 2025, we have been able to support our community in many ways. Read our 2025 achievements in full 👉 bit.ly/4j6MZ4Y

This is a call to healthcare professionals to submit Yellow Card reports on behalf of patients taking GLP-1 medicines who develop acute pancreatitis. 🚨 For more info about the study, or to make a request to access the data, email the study team on [email protected]. 👉 bit.ly/4qmvdNy

We have a jam-packed Scientific Programme for SfE BES 2026, but did you know we have a fantastic social programme too? Don't miss Networking Drinks, our Early Career Curry and Quiz, and the Conference Dinner complete with entertainment! Learn more: bit.ly/SfEBES26pro