Division of Pediatric Endocrinology- Research

The Division of Pediatric Endocrinology at the University of Minnesota is very active in type 1 diabetes clinical research. We hope this research leads us to a cure for type 1 diabetes. As a patient at the University, we want you and your family to be aware of our current research studies as there may be studies you would like to participate in. While we encourage you to consider participating, if you wish not to participate, the doctors, nurses, and staff will still treat you the same.

Our studies focus on all stages of type 1 diabetes from pre-diagnosis to newly diagnosed individuals to those who have been diagnosed for many years. View our current research study opportunities. 

The Pediatric Growth Disorders Program at the University of Minnesota comprises a team of specialists committed to the care of children with growth disorders. Our goal is to provide unique care options to meet the needs of children suffering from a wide range of growth disorders and offer access to the latest research studies.

View our work: 

Long-Acting Growth Hormone Preparations

Human Growth Foundation Endocrine Education Live Webinar: The Development of Long-Acting Growth Hormone, 8/5/2020, Bradley S. Miller, MD, PhD

Adrenal Insufficiency Action Plan

Emergency Management of Adrenal Insufficiency in Children

The Comprehensive Pediatric Bone Health Program at the University of Minnesota comprises a team of specialists committed to the care of children with bone diseases. Our team includes physicians representing the fields of endocrinology, genetics, sports medicine, genetic counselors, dieticians, and care coordinators. Our goal is to provide comprehensive patient and family-focused care and offer access to the latest research studies.