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Mission Statement of The Endocrine SocietyThe mission of The Endocrine Society is to advance excellence in endocrinology and promote its essential
role as an integrative force in scientific research and medical practice.
THE ENDOCRINE SOCIETY 2010-2011
KELLY E. MAYO, PresidentJANET E. HALL, President-ElectROBERT A. VIGERSKY, Past PresidentALAN D. ROGOL, Vice-President—Physician-in-Practice
CAROLE R. MENDELSON, Vice-President—Basic ScienceNANETTEF.SANTORO,Vice-President—ClinicalScienceJOHN C. MARSHALL, Secretary-Treasurer
PUBLICATIONS CORE COMMITTEE—MARGARET A. SHUPNIK, Chair
COUNCIL—GARY D. HAMMER, JANET E. HALL, JENNIFER L. LARSEN, SUSAN J. MANDEL, JOHN C. MARSHALL,KELLY E. MAYO, CAROLE R. MENDELSON, ALVIN C. POWERS, ALAN D. ROGOL, NANETTE F. SANTORO,DOLORES M. SHOBACK, GLORIA S. TANNENBAUM, PETER TRAINER, ROBERT A. VIGERSKY, TERESA WOODRUFF.EX OFFICIO: JAMES A. FAGIN, SCOTT HUNT, CRAIG E. TAPLIN.SCOTT HUNT, Executive Director and CEO
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Endocrinology has defi ned the science of endocrinology for over 90 years, publishing a broad spectrum of the
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TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH in Endocrinology & Metabolism
TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH
in Endocrinology & Metabolism
An Online Anthology fromThe Endocrine Society Journals
Edited by:Jeffrey D. Blaustein, PhDDonald B. DeFranco, PhDLeonard Wartofsky, MD