Latest ESPE News is focused on managing transition. Read features on transition in chronic endocrine disease; hypopituitarism during transition; circadian rhythm in glucose metabolism and get latest research updates as well as ESPE news and opportunities. https://t.co/xuHuwfM2Wo
The Winter issue of ESPE News is focused on managing Type 2 Diabetes in Young People. Read features from experts Drugs for Type 2 Diabetes in Youth | Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: Australasian Guidelines | Complications and Co-morbidities in Type 2 Diabetes.
https://t.co/02LvDhV25C
The Winter issue of ESPE News is focused on childhood obesity. Read features on long term effects of adolescent obesity, impact of lifestyle at conception, insulin resistance and more. You will also hear how COVID-19 has been impacting our colleagues.
https://t.co/hH3CCGyaVu
Autumn newsletter now available and focused on supporting you and your career. Features include: combining research with clinical practice; ethics within the curriculum; collaboration; tips for grant applications and ESPE educational opportunities. https://t.co/b3mcyTmCWB
ESPE e-Learning content available in French, Spanish, Swahili, Chinese and English - 16 chapters have been created to support front line health care providers in resource limited countries. Register for free to utilise our e-learning curriculum.
https://t.co/1PxocIrgDe
Latest newsletter focuses on the late effects of cancer therapy. With features on:
-Haematopoietic stem cell transplantation
-Fertility preservation
-Particle therapy for CNS tumours
You'll also find all the latest news and oportunities from ESPE
https://t.co/5iti9rxQkI
Incredible moment from #RareDiseaseDay in Dubai! The tallest building in the world showing Rare is proud lit up in Rare Disease Day colours! Thank you Loulou Foundation
Carb counting is a way of better understanding how carbohydrates affect your #bloodsugar, medication requirement and #insulin requirement.
Read more ⬇️
https://t.co/rFwpv2AUB1
You could join ESPE's Council in 2020. We are currently welcoming self-nominations from ESPE members for Chairs of the Science Committee, Communication Committee and Strategic & Finance Committee. Get in touch if you'd like to help steer our society. https://t.co/qs96iONb0M
We have newly updated patient information leaflets available on our website, with easy readability for patients. Take a look at this useful resource, with leaflets for a range of conditions.https://t.co/ASuTlmMvRD
In our latest newsletter, experts consider the impact of endocrine disruptors on humans; including thyroid hormone disruption, pubertal timing, long term fertility and obesity. We also bring you the latest news from ESPE and the wider field.
https://t.co/lciN3FxD3w
It's the first day of Autumn today. The nights will get darker and colder, so it's a good job that campus looks beautiful in blue, grey or gold! #AutumnEquinox
We don't grow old.
But, when we cease to grow, we become old! R.W.Emerson
An excellent speaker - Prof. Ron Rosenfeld from the Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, USA
@EuroSPE#ESPE2019#ShortStatureDiagnosis