SBM President's Message
Behavior Matters: The Impact and Reach of Behavioral Medicine
It is with great pleasure that I begin my term as the 35th President of the Society of Behavioral Medicine. I came back from the Annual Meeting in San Francisco energized and excited about the innovative advances that our SBM members presented throughout the conference. After reflecting on the conference I decided to highlight some key research in my President’s Message as a means for disseminating timely findings that are innovative and which have potential for high impact and reach. In particular, SBM researchers have continued to make strong advances in the policy area and the presentation on Read more >>

SBM Inducts New Officers
The Society of Behavioral Medicine inducted three new officers at the close of its 34th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions on Saturday, March 23, 2013.

Annual Meeting Presentations
2013 Annual Meeting presentations are being uploaded to the Annual Meeting website daily so check the PowerPoint and Poster Presentations page to view slide sets of your favorite presentations. If you'd like your presentation added, follow the instructions for providing permission. All presenters also have the opportunity to submit presentation materials to APA's PsycEXTRA database this year through the SBM website's PsycEXTRA form.

SBM Membership Offers Multiple Benefits
Discounted Annual Meeting registration rates, free access to 19 Special Interest Groups and associated listservs that facilitate critical networking among colleagues, subscriptions to Annals of Behavioral Medicine and Translational Behavioral Medicine: Practice, Policy, Research, and free access to the SBM Expert Consultation Service, are among the many benefits enjoyed by SBM members.

Watch "TechTalk": SBM'ers and Quantified Selfers Exchanging Ideas
Mix a few SBM behavioral scientists who use tech tools to foster behavior change with a few members of Quantified Self and what’s the result? Lively conversation and potential synergies! Quantified Self is a collaboration of users and tool makers who share an interest in self knowledge through self-tracking. Watch the full TechTalk between behavioral scientists and Quantified Selfers today.

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