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| Magyar Endokrinológiai és Anyagcsere Társaság |
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| 9th Annual Meeting of the Neuroendocrinology Section of the German Society of Endocrinology (DGE) |
 Rendezvény kezdete: 2005.10.14. | Rendezvény vége: 2005.10.15. |
| Helyszín: Dresden, Germany |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.endokrinologie.net/neuroendokrinologie |
The topics of the scientific programme are:
- Neuroendocrinology of stress: new targets, novel mechanisms
- New aspects in the management of non-functioning pituitary adenomas
- Recent advances in psychiatric neuroendocrinology
and in cooperation with EUPEAH:
- Glucocorticoid hormone programming in early life and its impact on adult
health
Detailed information and the scientific programme are now available on the webpage.
IMPORTANT: Please note that the final deadline for submission of abstracts
to the meeting is July 15, 2005!
We are looking forward to welcoming you in Dresden! |
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| Magyar Endokrinológiai és Anyagcsere Társaság |
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| The 8th International DIP Symposium on Diabetes, Hypertension, Metabolic Syndrome & Pregnancy |
| Rendezvény kezdete: 2015.04.15. | Rendezvény vége: 2015.04.18. |
| Szakterület(ek): Endokrinológia, anyagcsere betegségek, Hipertónia, Belgyógyászat, Diabetológia |
| Helyszín: Germany, Berlin, |
| A rendezvény Web oldala: http://www.comtecmed.com/dip/2015/timetable.aspx |
The 8th International DIP Symposium on Diabetes, Hypertension, Metabolic Syndrome & Pregnancy will take place in Berlin, Germany from April 15-18, 2015.
DIP is now considered a leading symposium in the field of maternal and fetal medicine, presenting data and management protocols to ensure the optimal outcome of pregnancies complicated by diabetes, hypertension, and metabolic syndrome.
The field of diabetes and pregnancy has come of age; from the inception of the terminology 'gestational diabetes' and 'diabetes in pregnancy' to the creation of an entire sub-specialty. This currently includes not only abnormal carbohydrate metabolism and diabetes, but all other risk factors and complications related to obesity, metabolic syndrome, hypertension and pregnancy. This symposium documents the 'gestation' of the field. |
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