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Dear APS Members, The APS Program Committee is working hard putting together for what our in-person spring meeting March 8-11, 2023, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. We are now accepting abstracts for the meeting and need volunteers to review…
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Submit Your Abstracts for the 2022 Annual Meeting
https://psychosomatic.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Creative-Presentation-2.mp4 American Psychosomatic Society Annual Scientific Meeting “Embracing heterogeneity: towards a more inclusive, and patient-tailored clinical care” Call…
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Neuroscience Webinar 09/17/21
We are excited to announce we have added an APS Computational Neuroscience webinar to our 2021 series. This webinar will…
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APS Call for Applications: Editor, Psychosomatic Medicine
After 10 years as Editor-in-chief, the term of Willem J. Kop, Ph.D, is concluding. The Editor Search Committee of the…
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March News & Updates
APS 2021 Members Meeting We are excited to announce our APS Members Meeting scheduled on May 6th from 11:00 AM…
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2021 Slate
Dear Colleagues: The APS Council is very pleased to present the following slate of individuals for the 2021 APS…
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The European Training Network ETUDE (Encompassing Training in fUnctional Disorders across Europe): A new research and training program of the EURONET-SOMA network is recruiting 15 Early Stage Researchers
The EURONET-SOMA network has launched the European Training Network ”Encompassing Training in fUnctional Disorders across Europe (ETUDE)“. ETUDE is funded…
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Parents With Alcohol Problems: Do Their Sons Face Higher Diabetes Risk?
Contact: Soili Lehto, MD, PhD For Release: Immediately Growing up with a parent who has alcohol…
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Supportive Ties Seem to Buffer the Physical Toll on Children Under Stress
Contact: Samuele Zilioli, PhD For Release: Immediately Although abundant support from families, teachers or friends may minimize the harmful…
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Optimism: It Could Do A Heart Good
Contact: Julia Boehm, PhD For Release: Immediately Optimism in early middle age may be good for the heart: Adults who…
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Pandemic Quarantine in UK May Be Taking Grim Toll on Mental Health
Contact: Christoph Pieh, MD For Release: Immediately Symptoms of mental disorders such as anxiety and depression skyrocketed in the United…
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COVID-19 Takes Huge Mental Health Toll on Frontline Medical Workers, Early Study Finds
Contact: Runsen Chen, MBMS For Release: Immediately Anecdotes abound on how frontline healthcare professionals treating COVID-19 patients have endured a…
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Drug Misuse: Could Purpose In Life Help To Prevent It?
Contact: Eric Kim, PhD For Release: Immediately People who find abundant purpose in their lives are much less likely than…
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