A-Look-Back-at-2018
11/28/2018
Thank you for your membership and continued support of SAHM. It's time to renew your membership for next year and keep enjoying the benefits of being a SAHM member. Log into My SAHM to renew your dues today.
11/28/2018
The SAHM 2019 Annual Meeting will offer a session to expand the research offerings for trainees and early career faculty through the addition of a Works in Progress Research Symposium.
11/28/2018
Online registration for the SAHM 2019 Annual Meeting is now open.
11/16/2018
SAHM is excited to announce the first annual Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Intersex and Asexual (LGBTQIA) Adolescent and Young Adult Health Research Award to support research and program evaluation focused on LGBTQIA adolescents and young adults ages 13 to 26.
11/14/2018
SAHM promoted an open letter to the NRA that makes clear gun control is "our lane" to comment on and fight for.
10/1/2018
SAHM California chapters wrote a letter to the deputy attorney general expressing concern this merger will have on reproductive justice, health care access for LGBTQ patients, and transgender patients in particular, and economic justice.
9/13/2018
SAHM has released a position paper titled "Racism and Its Harmful Effects on Nondominant Racial–Ethnic Youth and Youth-Serving Providers: A Call to Action for Organizational Change." Included in the paper are a number of suggestions and steps for organizations to consider and implement. Read the full paper at the JAH website.
7/19/2018
Take advantage of this FREE continuing medical education webinar provided by Vindico Medical Education and endorsed by SAHM. Featuring session leaders Gregory D. Zimet, PhD, FSAHM, and Amy B. Middleman, MD, MSEd, MPH.
7/11/2018
SAHM is pleased to announce the appointment of Carol A. Ford, MD, FSAHM, to succeed Charles E. Irwin, Jr., MD, FSAHM, as the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Adolescent Health (JAH) effective July 1, 2019.
6/29/2018
The Journal of Adolescent Health (JAH), the official publication of the Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine (SAHM) has increased its impact factor to 4.098, the primary measurement for citations and recognition within the academic community.