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  • President’s update, September 2026

    I want to start by thanking everyone who attended the recent 64th ESPE Annual Meeting, either online or in person. We welcomed more than 4,000 delegates from around the world and delivered a packed scientific programme, showcasing the latest advances in paediatric endocrinology. Please join us in celebrating our 2026 award winners, and remember to…

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  • 20th International Children’s Growth Awareness Day

    This Sunday September 20, 2026 ESPE joins the international community in drawing attention to the importance of healthy growth in children and young adults. Growth is an important sign of a child’s health and development. Monitoring growth regularly can help identify potential health concerns early and ensure that children receive the right support when they…

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  • Global collaboration and cutting-edge science take centre stage at ESPE 2026

    The 64th ESPE Annual Meeting welcomed more than 4,000 delegates from around the world, delivering a packed scientific programme and showcasing the latest advances in paediatric endocrinology. ESPE 2026 attracted 4,066 attendees, including 3,882 onsite and 184 on-demand delegates, underlining the continued strength and international reach of the event. This year’s Meeting focused on the…

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  • In Memoriam: Professor Giorgio Giovannelli

    The European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology joins the Italian Society for Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetology (ISPED) in mourning the passing of Professor Giorgio Giovannelli, a pioneer of Paediatric Endocrinology and a highly respected member of the European scientific community. Professor Giovannelli played a defining role in the early development of Paediatric Endocrinology in Italy. In…

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  • ESPE and partners call on MEPs to protect children from endocrine-disrupting chemicals

    On 02 September, ESPE joined forces with the European Society of Endocrinology and The Endocrine Society to send a letter to Members of the European Parliament on the Food and Feed Safety Omnibus, calling on them to oppose proposed changes that could undermine protections against harmful chemicals, including endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs). Children are particularly vulnerable…

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  • President’s update, August 2026

    I hope you have all enjoyed a relaxing and well-deserved summer break and have had the opportunity to spend time with family and friends. As we return refreshed and ready for the months ahead, it is hard to believe that ESPE 2026 in Marseille is now fast approaching. There is a real sense of excitement…

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