The ADA hosts two annual meetings, the Clinical Update Conference (CUC) and the Scientific Sessions. These meetings bring together diabetes care professionals from all levels to discuss the latest in diabetes research, prevention, and care.
Scientific meetings hosted by the American Diabetes Association (ADA) offer a unique platform to connect with peers, learn from leading experts, and enhance your professional knowledge to improve health outcomes.
The ADA hosts two annual meetings, the Clinical Update Conference (CUC) and the Scientific Sessions. These meetings bring together diabetes care professionals from all levels to discuss the latest in diabetes research, prevention, and care.
Join your colleagues and industry experts at the largest diabetes conference in the world, taking place June 20–23 at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago, Illinois. The ADA’s Scientific Sessions presents an enriching educational experience and invaluable networking opportunities to share ideas and engage in important discussions that will help shape the future of diabetes care, including the return of the Innovation Challenge, where participants present their visionary ideas in diabetes treatment and care to a panel of judges for the chance to win. Register by March 6 to save at the early bird rate and even more as an ADA professional member.
Designed for all health care professionals who provide clinical care and education for people with diabetes, the Clinical Update Conference offers three days of engagement, education, and connection. Learn practical guidance from diabetes care experts on the latest evidence and newest clinical practice recommendations from the annually updated Standards of Care in Diabetes.
2025 Clinical Update Conference
January 31–February 2, 2025
Orlando, Florida and virtually
Access year-round education through meeting content on demand, free online continuing education (CE) opportunities, and more.
Groundbreaking science at your fingertips. View 84th Scientific Sessions on-demand content and earn up to 287 CME credits.
Stay up to date on upcoming sessions and follow coverage of developments in the diabetes community over the past year. New articles will be published before, during, and after the Scientific Sessions.
Access 70+ free online CE opportunities with cutting-edge education and strategies to improve health outcomes.