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Thursday, November 12

Washington, DC Metabolic and Rare Bone Disease Club – November

Thursday, November 12 · 6:30-9 p.m. · Bethesda North Marriott

6:30-9 p.m.
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  • Thursday, November 12 · 6:30-9 p.m.
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Bethesda North Marriott5151 Pooks Hill Road · Bethesda, MD · 20814
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Join the Washington, DC Metabolic & Rare Bone Disease Club on Thursday, November 12, 2026 for a quarterly dinner focused on new developments in research, diagnosis, and treatment of metabolic and rare bone disorders.

Beyond the Numbers: Recognizing Uncontrolled Hypoparathyroidism

presented by

Eric S. Langer, DO, FACOI, FACE, CCD

Dr. Eric S. Langer is a specialist in General Endocrinology in association with the medical staffs of Troy Beaumont Hospital, McLaren Medical Center – Macomb, and Henry Ford Macomb Hospital – Clinton Township. He is board certified in General Endocrinology and Internal Medicine, with adjunctive certifications in Clinical Bone Densitometry and Ultrasound-guided Thyroid Biopsy.

The goal of the Washington, DC Metabolic & Rare Bone Disease Club is to bring together endocrinologists, rheumatologists, geneticists and orthopaedic surgeons with easy access to innovative and robust data as well as to help them expand their professional relationships across the varied disciplines that care for these challenging patients. We want to include BOTH pediatric and adult practitioners as the natural history of these disorders is changing rapidly, and we want to help improve care across the age span. Perhaps most importantly, we want to extend this invitation to interested physicians, researchers, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, genetic counselors, fellows, medical students and other professionals interested in this rapidly changing field as we seek to grow the community of clinicians focused on improving care for these thought-provoking disorders.

The programs will be science (not product) focused presentations sponsored by industry partners that do not provide CME.

Annual dues will be $50 for practicing physicians/researchers and $25 for physician assistants, nurse practitioners and genetic counselors. There will be no fee for fellows, residents, or medical students. Dinners will be free and will offer a virtual attendance option.

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