New therapies in endocrinology and diabetes

Wednesday 21 April 2010

Venue: Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, LONDON, W1G 0AE

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Registration Details:
Student: £40
Allied Health Professional: £50
Trainee: £65
Consultant/GP: £140
RSM Fellow: £65
Student Members: £30
RSM Trainee: £45
RSM Associate: £45

Meeting ref: EDA04

CPD: 5 credits



9.30 am

Registration, tea and coffee
Chair: Dr Arla Ogilvie, Watford General Hospital, London

10.00 am

Introduction and welcome
Dr James Ahlquist, President of Endocrinology & Diabetes Section 2009-2010

10.10 am

Novel treatments and radionucleide therapy for neuroendocrine tumours
Professor Ashley Grossman, St Bartholomew's Hospital, London

10.45 am

Optimising current glucocorticoid replacement and novel controlled-release therapy
Dr John Newell-Price, Sheffield University

11.20 am

Tea and coffee break

11.50 am

DPP-IV inhibitors in type 2 diabetes-what have they added?
Professor David Leslie, St Bartholomew's Hospital, London

12.25 pm

New oligonucleotide therapies for hyperlipidaemias
Dr Bernard Khoo, University College London

12.55 pm

Lunch
Chair: Dr Michael Clements, Treasurer of Endocrinology & Diabetes Section 2009-2010

2.00 pm

Calcimimetics
Professor David Hosking, Nottingham University

2.35 pm

Parathyroid hormone peptides, denosumab and emerging therapies for osteoporosis
Professor Juliet Compston, Cambridge University

3.10 pm

Tea and coffee break

3.30 pm

Vaptans- role of vasopressin receptor antagonists in the management of hyponatraemia
Professor Christopher Thompson, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin

4.05 pm

Completion of evaluation forms

4.10 pm

Treatment of acromegaly-roles for GH receptor antagonism and stereotactic radiosurgery
Professor Richard Clayton, University Hospital of North Staffordshire

4.45 pm

Close of meeting

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