DECA Brings the Diabetes Camp Experience to Endocrine Mentor Day

Published on November 12, 2026

At ENDO 2026, more than 100 endocrine learners and professionals experienced a diabetes camp simulation developed through collaboration between the Endocrine Society’s Endocrine Mentor Day and the Diabetes Education Camping Association. The initiative used immersive, patient-centered learning to connect clinical training with the lived experience of diabetes. At ENDO 2026, nearly 100 medical students, residents, […]

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