Perimenopause can bring a range of changes, but understanding what to expect can help you feel more prepared.
In Part 1 of this Healthy Living series, learn more the changes that can occur during midlife, and how to seek care and support.
🔗 sbm.org/healthy-living/part-…
“Your scans are normal, so nothing is wrong.”
❌ Myth.
For people living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), symptoms can be very real and sometimes disabling - even when routine scans don’t show visible injury.
Read more here: sbm.org/healthy-living/myths…
How can scientists turn research into policy impact?
Join SBM for “Catalysts for Change: Redefining the Scientist’s Role in Public Policy” to explore how scientists can translate research into actionable policy messages.
📅 Oct. 7
🕛 12–1 pm ET
Register: sbm.execinc.com/edibo/BCWebi…
Exercise helps keep us physically healthy as we age - but moving with others can have social benefits, too.
🚶♀️ Walk with a friend
🏓 Join a recreational sport
🧘 Try a group fitness class
🚴 Find a regular workout buddy
Because sometimes, the best motivation to keep moving is knowing someone else is moving with you.
Learn more about why the social side of exercise matters for healthy aging in the latest Healthy Living article. 🔗 sbm.org/healthy-living/the-s… #HealthyAging #HealthyLiving #MoveTogether #PhysicalActivity
#NIH research is the basis for countless treatments, therapies, and cures. Sustained,
predictable funding growth ensures that we can continue to provide hope for millions
of patients battling life-threatening and chronic conditions.
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📢 Postdoctoral Fellowship Opportunity!
The National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD) is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to conduct research at the intersection of digital health and health disparities.
This opportunity offers multidisciplinary training, mentorship, opportunities to publish and present research, and support for developing an independent research program.
📍 Rockville, MD
📅 Applications accepted on a rolling basis
🔗 Explore the opportunity on the SBM Job Board: sbm.org/membership/job-board… #DigitalHealth #HealthDisparities #PostdoctoralFellowship #NIH #ResearchJobs
Moving out on your own comes with a lot of firsts - including figuring out what’s for dinner. 🥑🍳
From grocery shopping and meal planning to making balanced choices on a budget, healthy eating can feel overwhelming when you’re doing it all yourself.
Our latest Healthy Living article offers practical tips to help young adults build healthy eating habits that actually fit into everyday life.
👉 Read the guide: sbm.org/healthy-living/movin… #HealthyLiving #HealthyEating #YoungAdults #Nutrition #College
📣 ABSTRACT DEADLINE EXTENDED!
Good news - you have a few extra days to submit your abstract for #SBM2027!
📅 New deadline: Friday, September 4, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET
Share your latest behavioral medicine research, connect with colleagues from across the field, and help shape the conversation at the 47th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions in Atlanta, GA, April 14–17, 2027.
⏰ Don’t miss your chance to submit!
🔗 Submit your abstract and learn more: sbm.org/events/annual-meetin…
💉 Taking a GLP-1? Don’t forget about diet and exercise.
GLP-1 medications can be a powerful tool for weight loss - but healthy eating and physical activity still play an important role in supporting your overall health.
From getting enough protein and maintaining muscle to managing potential GI side effects and building habits for the long term, there are several reasons to keep diet and exercise in the picture.
Read our new #HealthyLiving article to learn more about creating a diet and exercise plan while using a GLP-1: sbm.org/healthy-living/dont-… #GLP1 #WeightManagement
📣 The clock is ticking! Just TWO weeks left to submit your abstract for #SBM2027.
Share your latest behavioral medicine research, connect with colleagues from across the field, and help shape the conversation at the 47th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions in Atlanta, GA, April 14–17, 2027.
⏰ Abstract submissions close Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. ET.
🔗 Submit your abstract and learn more: sbm.org/events/annual-meetin…
Let’s Get Ahead of October 1, Together
New federal funding rules may take effect October 1, creating uncertainty for those whose work is grant- or institution-funded. SBM is working hard to oppose these proposed changes, but we don’t yet know what’s ahead.
If you have funds available today, joining or renewing your SBM membership before October 1 is one option to consider before potential funding changes take effect.
Plus, join or renew early and you can pay for your 2027 Annual Meeting registration at the member rate now. SBM’s 48th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions will take place April 14–17, 2027, in Atlanta. You’ll complete the rest of your registration when traditional registration opens in early November.
Join SBM | Renew your membership | Pay for 2027 Annual Meeting Registration 🔗 sbm.org/membership/become-a-…
Learn more about SBM’s advocacy efforts 📄 sbm.org/UserFiles/SBM-OMBNPR…
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📢 Translational Behavioral Medicine seeks rigorous, theory-informed research advancing implementation science and translational practice.
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#CallForPapers @BehavioralMed
Healthy habits aren't built overnight.
Science shows there's no one-size-fits-all timeline. While some habits form quickly, others (like regular exercise) can take several months to become part of your routine.
Here's what does help:
✔️ Use a consistent cue
✔️ Choose a healthy behavior you enjoy
✔️ Stay consistent - even if progress feels slow
The best habit is the one you can stick with.
Read more here: sbm.org/healthy-living/how-t… #HealthyHabits #HealthyLiving #BehaviorChange
Please join us in congratulating SBM Fellow and SBM Past President Dr. Monica L. Baskin on her appointment as Director of VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Dr. Baskin's appointment marks a historic milestone as she becomes the first Black woman to lead a National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center and one of only nine women currently serving as director of a comprehensive cancer center in the United States. masseycancercenter.org/news/…
New Job Opportunity! 🔔
The Department of Psychology at the University of Mississippi seeks applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Clinical Psychology.
The University of Mississippi is particularly interested in individuals who would broaden existing departmental strengths by adding expertise in areas such as neurodevelopmental disorders, feeding/eating disorders, developmental psychopathology, and childhood emotional disorders. sbm.org/membership/job-board…
Pregnancy brings many changes - including emotional ones.
While some worry is expected, ongoing anxiety that feels overwhelming or affects your daily life deserves attention. The good news? There are effective, evidence-based ways to manage anxiety and support your mental health throughout pregnancy.
💙 Learn how to recognize the signs, understand risk factors, and explore strategies that can help in our newest Healthy Living article.
🔗 Read the full article: sbm.org/healthy-living/anxie… #MaternalMentalHealth #AnxietyAwareness #HealthyLiving #BehavioralMedicine
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Translational Behavioral Medicine invites submissions on intervention sustainability, sustainment & de-implementation. Share research that advances implementation science and translational behavioral medicine.
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@BehavioralMed
📣 Big news! SBM’s 2027 Abstract Submission Portal is officially OPEN.
Share your latest behavioral medicine research and be part of #SBM2027 in Atlanta, GA, April 14–17, 2027.
⏰ Deadline: Wednesday September 2, 2026, at 11:59 P.M. ET
🔗 Submit your abstract and learn more: sbm.org/events/annual-meetin…
Latina youth experience disproportionately high rates of depression and suicidal thoughts, yet many face barriers to accessing culturally relevant mental health support.
Our new Healthy Living article explores how faith, family, and movement can work together to support emotional well-being in ways that honor cultural values and community traditions.
Read more: sbm.org/healthy-living/suppo… #MentalHealth #LatinaHealth #YouthMentalHealth #HealthyLiving
Stress isn't just "part of getting older."
For women in midlife, stress and vitamin D levels may play a bigger role in overall health than many realize -affecting everything from mood and energy to long-term well-being.
Learn what the research says and discover practical steps you can take to support your health.
Read more: sbm.org/healthy-living/under… #HealthyLiving #WomensHealth #MidlifeHealth #StressManagement #VitaminD





















