Evanthia Diamanti-Kandarakis ENDOCRINOLOGIST Director, Endocrinology and Diabetes Department

• “Effects of androgens in hypophysectomised rats”, Medical School of Athens

• Hellenic Endocrine Society
• European Endocrine Society 

Editorial Boards

• Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism 
• Nature Reviews of Endocrinology
• European Journal of Endocrinology
• Clinical Endocrinology
• Hormones

• Internal Medicine Consultant , London (1979-1980)
• Lecturer of Louisiana University, New Orleans, USA (1984-1986)
• Endocrinology Consultant, Gennimatas Hospital of Athens (1987-1992)
• Professor of Internal Medicine and Endocrinology in Laiko Hospital (1992-03/2009)
• Head of the Department of Internal Medicine, Sotiria University Hospital (03/2009-07/2014)
• Head of the Department of Endocrinology, Metabolism and Diabetes, Euroclinic, Athens (12/2014-06/2017)

Clinical Interest:

• Metabolism
• Diabetes
• Female reproduction 

Research Interest:

• Clinical, molecular and environmental aspects of metabolic & hormonal abnormalities in obesity Diabetes and Polycystic ovarian syndrome.
• Head of the organizing committee of the annual «Combo- Endocrinology» course

• 1st award of the best teacher in endocrinology in Greece, after undisclosed vote of all young endocrinologists in Greece (2016 and 2017)
• “HORMONE MEDAL of European Endocrinological Societies” from the Euro-pean Endocrine Society for her outstanding contribution in the field of Endo-crinolgy and Metabolism, among 49 candidates from all European endocrino-logical societies.
• Ranked among the 27 worldwide best Greek scientists and the first Greek woman endocrinologist among them

• “Applied Endocrinology”, Paschalidis Publications 2009
• “Insulin Resistance and PCOS”, HUMANA PRESS, 2007
• “Diagnosis and treatment of PCOS”, Springer, 2008
• “Diabetes and Insulin resistance syndromes”, Springer, 2010
• “Endocrine disruptors and Puberty”, Springer, 2012
• “Contemporary Endocrinology”, Springer, 2013
• “Pathophysiology and treatment of PCOS”, Karger 2013
• “Endocrine disruptors as a cause of diseases” Springer, 2015

• 187 papers in bibliography
• Over 15000 citations