A collaboration between the Androgen Excess and PCOS Society (AEPCOS) and the European Society of Endocrinology
AE-PCOS Update meeting - novel therapies for the treatment of PCOS
Summary
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) remains one of the most common and complex endocrine disorders affecting women worldwide. This one-day satellite conference will bring together leading scientists and clinicians to explore emerging therapeutic strategies aimed at improving reproductive, metabolic, and psychological outcomes in PCOS.
Sessions will highlight advances in targeted pharmacological treatments, lifestyle and metabolic interventions, and novel approaches involving neuroendocrine, immune, and gut–brain pathways. This concentrated meeting is interdisciplinary and seeks to bridge basic biodiscovery insights with clinical translation toward better treatment for PCOS.
Programme
Further information will be available soon.
You can also submit an abstract to present at this course on the main ECE 2026 abstract submission form, please tick the question if you would like you abstract to be considered for both events.
Date/time
Saturday, 9 May 2026 approx. 09:30-16:00 and will finish in time for delegates to attend the ECE 2026 Opening Ceremony.
Location
ECE 2026 venue: Prague Congress Centre (PCC) - Room name - TBC
Language
English
Who should attend
This course will be of interest to any health care professional or researcher with an interest in PCOS.
Delegate fee
The fees to attend this course are:
- €165 for ESE or AE-PCOS members
- €110 for ESE or AE-PCOS members in-training
- €220 for non-members.
Registration for this course is open, and available as an additional ticket on the main ECE 2026 registration system.
Registration details
You must register for this event through your ECE 2026 registration (you do not have to attend ECE 2026, but your registration will only be valid for the Pre-Congress Course).
Contact
For further information please contact the ECE 2026 Congress team on ece2026-congress@interplan.de
Focus Area
The content of the course fits within the ESE Focus Area of Reproduction and Developmental Endocrinology. For further details of ESE Focus Areas please click here.