7th World Congress on Addiction Medicine and Psychiatry
We are delighted to welcome you to the 7th World Congress on Addiction Medicine and Psychiatry, taking place in the beautiful city of Vienna, Austria, on June 16-17, 2025.
We are delighted to welcome you to the 7th World Congress on Addiction Medicine and Psychiatry, taking place in the beautiful city of Vienna, Austria, on June 16-17, 2025.
The ISAJE 2025 Annual Meeting will be held in Cape Town, South Africa!
Meeting sessions: 9-10 October
Attendee social event: 8 October
Registration options for in-person and virtual attendance.
More details coming soon!
The International Capacity Building Program of Green Crescent is organized annually by the International Federation of Green Crescents as a sum of all capacity building activities to improve the scientific, academic and advocacy development of the Country Green Crescents, to increase their national, regional and international activities, to share best practices among each other and to improve their vision with the training and implementation s
We are excited to welcome you to the premier gathering of medical professionals, researchers, and thought leaders in the field of addiction medicine.
The 2025 International Medicine in Addiction Conference brings together a community dedicated to advancing evidence-based practices, fostering collaboration, and addressing the challenges of addiction in all its forms.
The Asian Association for Substance Abuse Research & Addictive Behavior Prevention and Treatment invites abstract submissions for its conference to be held in Macau. This conference aims to bring together researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and practitioners to discuss critical issues, recent advances, and innovative approaches in substance abuse research, prevention, and treatment of addictive behaviors.
This webinar will offer addiction professionals an in-depth examination of recovery dynamics concerning gambling and substance use disorders. Through a blend of research findings and clinical perspectives, attendees will reevaluate conventional recovery frameworks to accommodate the relationship between gambling and substance use.