Society for Training in Endocrine and Diabetes Research

Advancing Endocrine and Diabetes Health Through Knowledge, Research and Collaboration

Society for Training in Endocrine and Diabetes Research (STEADY) is committed to strengthening education, encouraging research, promoting awareness and fostering collaboration in the fields of endocrinology, diabetes and metabolic health.

By bringing together healthcare professionals, researchers, students, institutions and communities, STEADY aims to support informed conversations and responsible action towards better endocrine and diabetes health.

Training & Skills
Capacity building for professionals
Research & Exchange
Academic & scientific collaboration
Awareness & Care
Public education & health communication
Welcome to STEADY

Welcome to STEADY

✦ Endocrine and metabolic health affects every stage of life. Conditions such as diabetes, thyroid disorders and other hormonal or metabolic concerns require timely awareness, reliable knowledge, ongoing professional learning and a strong culture of research.

✦ STEADY has been established with the objective of contributing to these priorities through training, capacity building, research promotion, public-health education and professional collaboration.

✦ We believe that meaningful progress in healthcare begins with shared learning. Through educational initiatives, academic exchange, research support and awareness-oriented communication, STEADY seeks to create a platform that connects knowledge with community needs.

STEADY logo illustration
STEADY — Strengthening endocrine & diabetes health through knowledge, research and collaboration.
Our Focus Areas

Our Focus Areas

Training and Capacity Building

STEADY seeks to promote learning opportunities in endocrinology and diabetes through workshops, seminars, continuing medical education programmes, academic discussions and practical training initiatives. Our focus is to support the development of relevant knowledge and skills among healthcare professionals, researchers and students interested in endocrine, diabetes and metabolic health.

Research and Academic Exchange

Research plays an essential role in improving the understanding, prevention and management of endocrine and metabolic conditions. STEADY aims to encourage and support research in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolic disorders. The Society seeks to facilitate academic exchange and collaboration among clinicians, researchers, universities, hospitals, laboratories and other institutions working in related areas.

Public Awareness and Health Education

Awareness can help individuals and communities make more informed health decisions. STEADY aims to support public education on topics such as diabetes prevention, early detection, endocrine health and healthy lifestyle awareness. The Society seeks to encourage clear, accessible and responsible health communication for patients, families and the wider public.

Professional Development

Healthcare is continually evolving, and continuous learning is essential for professionals working in clinical, academic and research environments. STEADY aims to support professional development by encouraging academic excellence, skill enhancement, knowledge sharing and opportunities for continuing learning in endocrine and diabetes-related fields.

Collaboration for Better Health

Strong partnerships can create a greater collective impact. STEADY seeks to build constructive connections among clinicians, scientists, academicians, healthcare organisations, public bodies, NGOs and other relevant stakeholders. Through collaboration, the Society aims to contribute to stronger learning ecosystems, responsible research practices and more informed public-health initiatives.

About Us

About STEADY

Society for Training in Endocrine and Diabetes Research (STEADY) is a Ludhiana, Punjab-based society focused on advancing education, training, research, awareness and collaboration in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolic health.

The Society has been established with the objective of supporting knowledge development and responsible healthcare engagement in areas related to endocrine disorders, diabetes, metabolic conditions and public-health awareness.

STEADY recognises that diabetes and endocrine conditions are important health priorities that require a multidisciplinary approach. Effective progress depends on well-informed healthcare professionals, meaningful research, accessible health education and collaboration between institutions and communities.

Through its stated objectives, STEADY seeks to support a learning-oriented environment where clinicians, researchers, academicians, students and public-health stakeholders can contribute to the shared goal of strengthening endocrine and diabetes health.

What We Aim to Support

  • Educational workshops, seminars and academic programmes in endocrinology and diabetes.
  • Continuing medical education and skill-development opportunities for healthcare professionals.
  • Practical learning and capacity-building initiatives for researchers and students.
  • Research projects and academic exchange in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolic disorders.
  • Collaboration with hospitals, universities, laboratories and other relevant institutions.
  • Public-awareness initiatives on diabetes prevention, early recognition and endocrine health.
  • Development of educational resources for patients, families and communities.
  • Promotion of ethical, evidence-based and standardised practices in research and clinical care.
  • Networking among clinicians, scientists, academicians and healthcare stakeholders.
  • Community-oriented health education and outreach initiatives, as appropriate.

Vision

To contribute towards a future where endocrine and diabetes health is strengthened through informed communities, capable professionals, meaningful research and responsible collaboration.

STEADY envisions a healthcare environment in which knowledge is shared effectively, research is encouraged responsibly, health information is accessible and professionals are supported in their continuous learning journey.

Mission

  • Strengthening Learning and Skills: To support training, education and capacity-building opportunities for healthcare professionals, researchers and students in endocrinology, diabetes and related areas.
  • Promoting Research: To encourage research, scientific inquiry and academic collaboration in endocrinology, metabolic disorders and diabetes.
  • Supporting Health Awareness: To promote responsible public education on diabetes prevention, early detection, endocrine health and healthy lifestyle awareness.
  • Enabling Collaboration: To create opportunities for clinicians, researchers, academicians, institutions and other stakeholders to work together on shared health priorities.
  • Encouraging Ethical Practice: To promote ethical, evidence-informed and standardised approaches to research, learning and healthcare communication.

Our Values

  • Integrity — We value transparency, responsible conduct and ethical decision-making.
  • Scientific Rigour — We support evidence-informed learning, research and public communication.
  • Collaboration — We believe in the strength of partnerships across healthcare, research, academia and communities.
  • Accessibility — We support health education that is clear, respectful and understandable.
  • Continuous Learning — We recognise the importance of ongoing knowledge development in improving professional and public-health outcomes.
  • Public Benefit — We aim to ensure that our work remains aligned with the larger objective of advancing knowledge and awareness for the benefit of society.
Governing Body

Governing Body

STEADY is guided by a Governing Body that provides stewardship for the Society’s direction, governance and stated objectives. The Governing Body supports the Society’s focus on endocrine and diabetes education, research promotion, awareness and responsible collaboration.

Dr. Saurabh Arora

Dr. Saurabh Arora

President

Endocrinologist, Ujala Cygnus, Jammu.

Dr. Jaspreet Singh

Dr. Jaspreet Singh

Vice-President

Endocrinologist, Saket Hospital, Jaipur.

Dr. Dhananjaya M. S.

Dr. Dhananjaya M. S.

Cashier

Consultant, Endocrinology, Fortis Ludhiana.

Dr. Ankit Manglunia

Dr. Ankit Manglunia

Secretary

Endocrinologist, VIMS.

News & Events

Stay Connected with STEADY

Stay connected with STEADY for future updates relating to educational programmes, research initiatives, awareness activities and collaborative opportunities in endocrinology, diabetes and metabolic health.

STEADY is preparing its public communications and programme information. Announcements on future workshops, seminars, awareness initiatives and other relevant activities will be posted on this page when available.

email2steady@gmail.com

Updates Will Be Shared Here

Announcements on future workshops, seminars, awareness initiatives and other relevant activities will be posted on this page when available.

Past Events Archive — View All

Explore completed workshops, awareness camps and academic updates by STEADY with date, location, brief and photo galleries. Sorted new → old.

Open Archive

Collaboration & Enquiries

For enquiries or to explore a potential collaboration, please contact us at email2steady@gmail.com.

Contact Us

Get in Touch with STEADY

The Society for Training in Endocrine and Diabetes Research (STEADY) welcomes enquiries related to its areas of focus, including endocrine and diabetes education, research, awareness and potential collaboration.

Whether you are a healthcare professional, researcher, student, academic institution, healthcare organisation or community stakeholder, you may contact us for general communication and future engagement opportunities.

Registered Office

Society for Training in Endocrine and Diabetes Research (STEADY)
Registered Office: 0-47 C, Kitchlu Nagar, Ludhiana, Punjab – 141001, India

Phone

7889206801

Important Information

STEADY does not provide emergency medical services. The content on this website is intended for general information and Society-related communication only. It does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. For an emergency or urgent health concern, please contact local emergency services or consult a qualified healthcare professional immediately.

Send an Enquiry

We welcome general communication and future engagement opportunities.