Organizer: Sang Ouk CHIN (Kyung Hee University)
Cushing's disease, which manifests in various symptoms and methods, often requires complex consideration of multiple tests and external factors in diagnosis and treatment. Through this MTP lecture, we have provided an opportunity to learn useful information about the diagnosis, pathogenesis, and treatment of Cushing's disease.

Organizer: Yumie RHEE (Yonsei University)
Recent evidence approves the advantage of osteoanabolic therapy over anti-resorptive drugs for more bone density increment and rapid fracture risk reduction improvement. Therefore, it provides strong justification for using these anabolic agents as the initial therapy in high-risk patients, to be followed by anti-resorptive treatment. This MTP will highlight the results of recent studies and define the current status of osteoanabolic treatment for osteoporosis.

Organizer: Won-Gu KIM (University of Ulsan)
In this session, Professor John WALSH of the University of Western Australia will introduce the study results and latest findings on changes in thyroid function with age. Aging is an important factor that can affect the functional changes of the pituitary-thyroid axis, and it is well known that autoimmune thyroid disease and nodular thyroid disease both increase with age. While the tendency of TSH to increase with age has been confirmed in several studies, the change in TSH with age is not clearly seen in Korea, where iodine intake is high. This session will be a good opportunity to introduce and discuss the latest findings on whether change in thyroid function with aging is a clinically important issue.

Organizer: In-Kyung JEONG (Kyung Hee University)
Continuous glucose monitoring system has recently been playing a very important role in blood glucose monitoring in patients with diabetes, and its application to clinical practice is contributing to improving quality of life and preventing complications through proper blood glucose control in
patients with diabetes. Professor Emma WILMOT is an endocrinologist at the University of Nottingham, University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust, UK, where she is active in the treatment of patients with type 1 diabetes, and the research and practice on insulin pumps and continuous glucose monitoring. In this lecture, she will be giving a presentation on the topic of “Time in Range: The New Measure of Therapeutic Success”.