SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY
OF INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM

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    Prof Young Mock Lee
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    The Korean Society of Inherited Metabolic Disease

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    Annual Meeting

    The 25th Annual Meeting of Korean Society of Inherited Metabolic Diseases
    June 27, 2025, Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas

    Purpose & Significance: The Annual Meeting of the Korean Society of Inherited Metabolic Diseases (KSIMD) is the flagship academic gathering for clinicians, researchers, and allied health professionals in Korea working on inherited metabolic disorders (IMD). The meeting serves as a forum for presenting cutting‑edge research, discussing clinical challenges, sharing diagnostic and therapeutic advances, and fostering national and international collaborations in the field of inborn errors of metabolism.

    Organized by: The meeting is organized by the KSIMD (Korean Society of Inherited Metabolic Diseases), which was first convened in 1993 and formally established in 2000.

    KSIMD’s missions include promoting research, disseminating knowledge, publishing academic works, and supporting cooperation across institutions.
    Details for 2026 TBC 

    Committee Members

    President
    Prof Young Mock Lee
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    Vice-President
    Prof. Young Lim Shin
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    General Secretary
    Prof Chong Kun Cheon
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    Treasurer
    Prof Sung Yoon Cho
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    Scholarship Director
    Prof Jung Min Ko
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    Publication Director
    Prof Young Bae Sohn
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    Insurance Director
    Prof. Jeong Ho Lee
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    Advertising Director
    Prof. Yong Hee Hong
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    Planning Director
    Prof. Beom Hee Lee
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    Auditors
    Director Song Hyun Yang
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    Prof Hye Ran Yoon
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  • About the Society:

    In October 1995, the group was first formed in Korea as the "Korean research group of inherited metabolic disease". It was officially launched in May 2000 as the "Korean Society of Inherited Metabolic disease (KSIMD)". KSIMD was established to support the exchange of information and knowledge, joint research on inherited metabolic diseases (IMD), domestic and foreign cooperation, and academic publications. KSIMD publishes a regular journal, JOURNAL OF THE KOREAN SOCIETY OF INHERITED METABOLIC DISEASE (JKSIMD), twice a year and conducts active academic activities. KSIMD consists of about 340 members. KSIMD actively participates in ICEIM meetings on a regular basis.

    KSIMD has maintained a close relationship with JSIMD (Japanese Society for Genetic Metabolic Diseases), with exchange speakers participating in regular academic meetings every year.

    In addition, KSIMD is a major member of ASIMD (Asian Congress of Inherited Metabolic Disease) and conducts INTERNATIONAL BOARD MEMBER MEETING face-to-face every year, and is active in selecting ASIMD host countries, organizing programs, and providing financial support.

    Dietitians Group
    KSIMD has members of a nutritionist group majoring in IMD, and not only actively exchanges knowledge but also organically exchanges information through regular academic meetings.
    The Societies Dietitians Group is a professional network of registered dietitians and nutrition professionals working within various academic, healthcare, research, and community organizations. Our group is dedicated to advancing the science and practice of nutrition through collaboration, education, and advocacy.
    We aim to create a platform where dietitians can share evidence-based knowledge, support one another professionally, and contribute to the development of nutrition policies and initiatives for IMD. Our members are actively involved in promoting nutritional well-being across diverse populations and settings.

    Metabolic Physicians Group
    KSIMD includes researchers who study Adult Inherited Metabolic Disease (AIMD) and studies the transition from childhood to adulthood with IMD and the treatment and systematic management of adult patients with IMD.
    We are committed to improving patient outcomes through multidisciplinary collaboration, evidence-based practice, and continuous medical education. As part of a broader medical or academic society, our group serves as a platform for sharing clinical experience, discussing emerging research, and advocating for improved standards of care in adults with IMD.

    Additional Information
    KSIMD successfully hosted the 2nd Asian congress for Inherited Metabolic disease & The 12th Asian-European Workshop on Inborn Errors of Metabolism in Seoul Korea in 2012, as well as the 16th Annual Meeting of Korean Society of Inherited Metabolic Disease & 14th Asian-European Workshop on Inborn Errors of Metabolism in 2016.

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Membership of the Society is open to all interested in and willing to support the aims of the Society.

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