The Australia and New Zealand Society for Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes (ANZSPED) is the premier professional body representing paediatric endocrinology in Australasia and is committed to high standards of clinical […]
We look forward to having you join us in Brisbane for the 2023 ESA-SRB ASM in November. Held at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, we look forward to hosting […]
The Australian Diabetes Society is running its annual Practical Skills Course for First Year Trainees in Adult Endocrinology over two days with the first day held on Saturday 17th February 2024 from 8.00am to 6.15pm (AEDT) at the Crowne Plaza […]
The Australian Islet Study Group (AISG) Meeting is the premier meeting for researchers interested in all aspects of islet and beta cell function; including secretion pathway mechanisms, islet structure and […]
National Diabetes Week runs from 14 – 21 July 2024 Diabetes Australia launched National Diabetes Week in 2015 at the Lightwell in Federation Square, Melbourne, highlighting that three out of […]
The highly anticipated 8th annual Australasian Diabetes Advancements and Technologies Summit (ADATS) will be hosted at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre on Tuesday, August 20th! This year, ADATS returns, […]
We invite all early career ADS members to be part of the ADS Early Career Network (ECN), an ADS initiative to support clinicians and scientists with an interest in diabetes. […]
We are delighted to host the Australasian Diabetes Congress at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, August 21 - 23, 2024. The content will once again be exceptional. The program […]
The ADIPS Annual Scientific Meeting 2024 will be held 23-25 August at the Esplanade Hotel by Rydges, Fremantle following after the ADC Congress (21-23 August) in Perth. Visit the meeting […]
The Australian Diabetes Society is proud to host the ADS Diabetes Technology Workshop which will be held over 1.5 days on Saturday 12 & Sunday 13 October 2024 in Melbourne at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. The […]
Each day in Australia, an estimated 510,000 people are living with diabetes-related foot disease, and it has been described in the Medical Journal of Australia as the ‘least known major […]
