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ESE supports the endocrine community to raise awareness, share research and improve hormone health across Europe and beyond.

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EYES COP Application Form

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All applicants must be a current paid up member of ESE.
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Upcoming Dates and Events

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World Hormone Day 2026

On 24 April 2026, ESE and the endocrine community around the world will unite to raise public awareness of the importance of good hormone health – #BecauseHormonesMatter

A better understanding of what hormones are and why they matter can encourage healthier lifestyle choices, support early detection of endocrine-related disease and achieve better health for all.

We hope you'll join us in marking the day! More information on how to take part will be available soon.

Find out more about World Hormone Day
Browse by Focus Area

Explore the latest research and clinical developments in our eight Focus Areas. Each one is led by designated clinical and basic specialists and an expert panel to promote communication and collaboration by your area of interest.

Adrenal & Cardiovascular Endocrinology
Calcium & Bone
Diabetes, Obesity, Metabolism & Nutrition
Endocrine-related Cancer