The ATA has selected three (3) industry-supported Satellite Symposium to be held during the 2026 Annual Meeting. These programs will complement the content offered by ATA and allows attendees to further their learning experience. Seating is limited for each program to just 100 people and dinner will be provided.
ATA Disclaimer: Content, recommendations, and opinions presented during these presentations are solely those of the presenters and/or the sponsor. ATA does not endorse or provide CME credit for satellite symposia presented at the 2026 ATA Annual.
Wednesday, Nov 4, 6pm – 8pm
The Hypothyroid Think-Tank: Collaborative Case Sessions to Better Address Current Care Challenges
Presented by: MedscapeLIVE!
CME Provider: ACCME
Program Description: To address the gaps in the management of hypothyroidism, Medscape Education has designed a 90-minute, CME-/CE- certified live symposium with livestreaming, social media simulcast, and an associated CME-/CE-certified enduring activity. The content for the symposium activity has been intentionally built around the key practice barriers and management challenges related to hypothyroidism, as well as investigational and emerging treatments that may broaden the therapeutic landscape.
Learning Objectives:
- Increase knowledge regarding the care challenges and clinical burden of hypothyroidism.
- Increase knowledge regarding the evolving evidence base for novel therapeutic approaches in the management of hypothyroidism.
- Greater competence related to managing patients with hypothyroidism who demonstrate suboptimal clinical responses to current standard-of-care therapy.
Thursday, Nov 5, 7:15pm – 9pm
A Revolution in Thyroid Eye Disease Care: Evidence, Options, and Individualized Decisions
Presented by and CME Provider: Vindico Medical Education
Program Description: Get in the room where the decisions happen! Step inside the CME Situation Room and take your shot at challenging real-world cases alongside expert faculty and your peers. Weigh the evidence, debate the options, and make key patient-management decisions in the moment. Build confidence in your clinical judgment and walk away ready to put practical, evidence-based strategies into action.
Learning Objectives:
- Assess evidence-based strategies to improve early recognition and differential diagnosis of patients with TED.
- Analyze the latest data on emerging non-IGF-1R-targeted therapies for the management of patients with TED.
- Evaluate the potential impact of emerging non-IGF-1R-targeted therapies on future treatment strategies.
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Friday, Nov 6, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Choose Your Own Adventure™: Navigating TED Care Across the Patient Journey
Presented by and CME Provider: Evolve Medical Education
Program Description: Thyroid eye disease (TED) isn’t new, but managing it collaboratively still is. This interactive, case-based CME symposium brings together endocrinologists and oculoplastic surgeons to tackle real-world challenges – when to refer, who manages which aspects of care, and how to coordinate treatment – to improve outcomes in both active and chronic TED.