World Hormone Day

World Hormone Day World Hormone Day is held each year on 24 April

European Hormone Day began in 2022 to bring together the endocrine community and put the spotlight on endocrine health. The aim was to issue a collective call for change about how hormones and endocrine-related disease are addressed in public policy across Europe. Over the years, the campaign has grown from a European initiative into a global initiative to raise awareness and promote better hormon

e health. On 24 April 2025, the global endocrine community joined forces to help spread the word around the world about why hormones matter and the small steps we can all take towards better hormone health –

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who took part in World Hormone Day yesterday 🎉😀So many organisations and people around the ...
25/04/2026

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who took part in World Hormone Day yesterday 🎉😀

So many organisations and people around the world joined in to raise awareness of the importance of good hormone health 🌍

Keep spreading the word about the signs and symptoms of hormone-related disease and the ways we can work towards better hormone health as individuals

Together we can make a difference!

24/04/2026

As World Hormone Day on 24 April nears, we look forward to standing united with health professionals, patients, researchers and industry to shine a spotlight on hormone health .

When hormones are out of balance or fail, it can lead to the development of prevalent chronic diseases such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, cancer, osteoporosis and obesity, and other health challenges such as infertility.

Despite their impact, these conditions are often underdiagnosed and undertreated. And behind these huge numbers are individual people each going through their own journey.

Please join us 👉 www.worldhormoneday.org

is a moment to raise awareness about the vital role hormones play in our health and wellbeing. At ESE, we are proud t...
24/04/2026

is a moment to raise awareness about the vital role hormones play in our health and wellbeing. At ESE, we are proud to advocate for better hormone health, advancing research and improving diagnosis and treatment, with patients at the heart of everything we do.

Hormonal disorders affect millions of lives, and through our collaborations with many dedicated patient organisations, we work to ensure access to trusted information and a strong patient voice in the endocrine community.

🔗 Explore our dedicated Patient Zone, including links to 30 fantastic partner patient organisations:
👉 https://www.ese-hormones.org/what-we-do/our-communities/patient-zone/

24/04/2026

Let's talk about hormone health on !

Hormones play a major role in many prevalent chronic diseases, including cancer, diabetes and thyroid disease, and over 400 rare diseases.

There are simple steps we can all take to improve our hormone health – take a look at the video for some ideas.

Help us spread the word about the importance of good hormone health

24/04/2026

It's World Hormone Day! 🥳

Join the European Society of Endocrinology and the endocrine community around the world to raise awareness of the vital role of hormones in health and disease.

Let's help everyone understand why hormones matter and the small steps we can all take towards better hormone health –

Find out more: www.worldhormoneday.org

23/04/2026

How well do you know your endocrine system?

To count us down to on 24 April we are looking at the glands that make up the endocrine system. Today is the pituitary gland!

Often called the “master gland,” the pituitary works closely with the hypothalamus to control when hormones are released throughout the body.

The pituitary plays a key role in growth, reproduction, stress and energy balance. It influences things like thirst, mood, puberty, growth, s*x drive, lactation and even aspects of social behaviour.

If your hormone signalling is disrupted, ysymptoms can include mood changes, early or late puberty, tiredness, irregular periods, low s*x drive and changes in weight and appetite, among others.

Be aware of the early signs and symptoms of endocrine disease! Speak to your doctor if you are experiencing any of these symptoms.

Follow our page to learn more about your hormone health! 👆

https://www.ese-hormones.org/what-we-do/outreach/world-hormone-day/world-hormone-day-patients-and-public/

✨ A big thank you to BridgeBio for its continued support of !With this partnership, we’re advancing vital conversations...
23/04/2026

✨ A big thank you to BridgeBio for its continued support of !

With this partnership, we’re advancing vital conversations and raising awareness of hormone health worldwide.

Here’s to creating lasting change

22/04/2026

How well do you know your endocrine system?

To count us down to on 24 April we are looking at the glands that make up the endocrine system!

Today is the pineal gland, which secretes melatonin to tell you when to wake or sleep.

When your sleep hormones are disrupted, you may experience poor quality sleep, seasonal mood changes and insomnia.

Be aware of the early signs and symptoms of endocrine disease! Speak to your doctor if you are experiencing any of these symptoms.

Follow our page to learn more about your hormone health! 👆

https://www.ese-hormones.org/what-we-do/outreach/world-hormone-day/world-hormone-day-patients-and-public/

21/04/2026

How well do you know your endocrine system?

To count us down to on 24 April we are looking at the glands that make up the endocrine system!

The parathyroid glands secrete parathyroid hormone (PTH), which helps control the level of calcium in your blood and bones.

When your body has too much PTH you may experience bone pain or fractures, kidney stones and fatigue. When your body has too little PTH you may experience muscle cramps, tingling and seizures.

Be aware of the early signs and symptoms of endocrine disease! Speak to your doctor if you are experiencing any of these symptoms.

Follow our page to learn more about your hormone health! 👆

https://www.ese-hormones.org/what-we-do/outreach/world-hormone-day/world-hormone-day-patients-and-public/

20/04/2026

How well do you know your endocrine system?

To count us down to on 24 April we are looking at the glands that make up the endocrine system!

The thyroid secretes triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4) which help set the speed of your body’s processes including body temperature, metabolism, heartbeat and energy levels.

When your thyroid is overactive you may experience weight loss, feeling too hot, nervousness and a racing heartbeat. When your thyroid is underactive you may experience tiredness, feeling cold, weight gain and hair loss.

Be aware of the early signs and symptoms of endocrine disease! Speak to your doctor if you are experiencing any of these symptoms.

Follow our page to learn more about your hormone health! 👆

https://www.ese-hormones.org/what-we-do/outreach/world-hormone-day/world-hormone-day-patients-and-public/

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