More e-ECE 2021 grants announced!

We are excited to announce there are now even more grants available to ESE members! Grants available include:

• Basic Science Meeting Grants
• Meeting Grants
• Nurse Grants

These grants can be used to cover the cost of attending the Congress, meaning you can stay up to date with the latest developments in endocrine science! Click here to apply before Tuesday 18 May 13:00 (CEST).

Programme highlight – Calcium and Bone

“We are looking forward to the oral presentations on
calcium-bone diseases, as all the abstracts are very interesting, seem to be
of high quality and cover a variety of diseases as well as possible in-vitro
mechanisms. Furthermore, we are looking forward to the symposium on new
advances in the management of hypophosphatemia, as this session covers both
inherited and acquired forms of hypophosphatemia.“

Clinical Lead for Calcium and Bone – Lars Rejnmark (Denmark)

The Patient’s Voice – Where Patient Experience meets Clinical Science

This year ESE has created an exciting new initiative to allow Patient Groups to be further engaged with the Congress, have their voice heard, and interact with the audience!

Taking place across two channels between 10:00 – 12:45 (CEST), Sunday 23 May, these hub sessions provide delegates with a unique opportunity to access educational content that connects the patient’s needs and views with the scientific and clinical view of an expert.

Speaker Spotlight –  Dr Panagiotis Anagnostis

Dr Panagiotis Anagnostis, Consultant and Research Associate in Endocrinology from Thessaloniki, Greece, is our 2021 Jens Sandahl Christiansen Award winner. His research focuses on menopause, dyslipidaemias and metabolic bone diseases. You can watch his lecture, “Cardiovascular Disease – menopause” on Sunday 23 May, at 17:00-17:30 CEST. Read our interview with him ahead of his lecture to learn about his career in endocrinology.