New Zealand Society of Endocrinology
Welcome To NZSE
We are a non-profit national Society composed of students, scientists, clinicians and other health practitioners who have an interest in any aspect of Endocrinology.
Members of our Society represent a broad cross-section of individuals from diverse clinical and scientific backgrounds. Our overarching goal is to understand, diagnose, and treat endocrine conditions.
NZSE News
ESA-SREB-NZSE Abstract submission closing soon
A reminder that the abstract submission for the ESA-SRB-NZSE conference in Sydney is due on 17 July 2026.
10 July 2026
NZSE position on the ban of gonadotropin-releasing hormone analogues for the treatment of gender dysphoria or incongruence
The NZSE is deeply concerned by the recent decision by Aotearoa New Zealand Health Minister, Hon Simeon Brown, to ban the use of gonadotropin-releasing hormone analogues for the treatment of gender dysphoria or incongruence. Read our position statement here.
10 July 2026
NZSE joins with the ESA-SRB Annual Scientific Meeting in Sydney in 2026
We’re excited to be part of this trans-Tasman meeting with ESA-SRB in November - a chance to meet with clinical and biomedical scientist endocrinologists on a bigger scale than we typically muster locally! Visit the conference website https://www.esa-srb-nzse.org/ for details. Abstract submissions and registration will open in the new year, so be sure to look out for notifications. We look forward to seeing you in Sydney next November.
10 July 2026
Dr Kaj Kamstra recipient of the 2025 Emerging Researcher Award
Dr Kaj Kamstra, a postdoctoral research fellow in the Department of Anatomy at the University of Otago, is the recipient of the 2025 Emerging Researcher Award. Kaj's award lecture (to be presented at the MedSci meeting in September) is titled "Extreme endocrine plasticity in a sex-changing fish".
10 July 2026
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We are a non-profit national Society composed of students, scientists, clinicians and other health practitioners who have an interest in any aspect of Endocrinology. Members of our Society represent a broad cross-section of individuals from diverse clinical and scientific backgrounds. Our overarching goal is to understand, diagnose, and treat endocrine conditions.