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ICBM 2025: Early Bird Registration and Accommodation

By 6 February 2025No Comments

Early Bird Registration Now Open

The wait is over! Get ready to secure your spot at ICBM 2025 by taking advantage of exclusive early bird rates. Early registration not only helps you save on fees, but it also ensures priority access to sessions and events.

Why Register Early?

  • Lower Fees: Save on registration costs compared to standard rates.
  • Priority Access Booking: Register early to be among the first to secure your place at workshops, symposia, and networking events
  • Peace of Mind: Plan your trip early and stay ahead!

What’s Included in Your Registration?

  • Access to all sessions, including cutting-edge research presentations and workshops.
  • Networking opportunities with global experts in behavioral medicine.
  • Conference materials and exclusive attendee benefits.

Register now at: https://icbm2025.com/congress-registration/

Accommodation Options for ICBM 2025

Attending ICBM 2025 in Vienna? Make the most of your trip by booking your accommodation through our carefully curated options. We’ve partnered with leading hotels near the University of Vienna to ensure a comfortable and convenient stay.

Why Book Through Us?

  • Prime Locations: Stay within walking distance of the congress venue.
  • Exclusive Rates: Access discounted prices available only to ICBM attendees.
  • Seamless Experience: Save time and effort with pre-selected, trusted accommodations.

Don’t wait! Rooms are limited and expected to book quickly. Secure your stay today: https://icbm2025.com/accommodation/

Claire Conley

Claire C. Conley, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Oncology and a member of the Cancer Prevention and Control Program within Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center at Georgetown University in Washington, DC, USA. Dr. Conley’s program of research broadly focuses on psychosocial issues across the cancer continuum, from prevention to end-of-life. Her research aims to promote health behavior change and improve quality of life in the context of cancer.