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The Addictions 2010 final program is now available to view online. Visit the website at www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com for full details. http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Marie Treadwell Sep 28 Register by 31 July for reduced delegate rates The Addictions 2010 early bird registration deadline has been extended to 31 July, 2010. To register online, visit the conference website at www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Marie Treadwell Jul 2 The Addictions 2010 program is now available to view online. Visit the website at www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com for full details. http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Marie Treadwell Jun 1 Speaker biographies are now available at the New Frontiers in Addiction Treatment website. See http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/speakers.asp for full details. http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Jasper Smith Apr 20 Addiction 2010 Abstract Submission Deadline Extended! Revised deadline April 9, 2010 http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Marie Treadwell Mar 29 26, March 2010 Be sure to submit your abstract for the New Frontier in Addiction Treatment: Evidence-Based Policy and Practice conference by 26 March! http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Jasper Smith Mar 3 50% off Evidence-Based Addiction Treatment 50% discount for Addictions 2010 delegates off Peter Miller’s latest book Evidence-Based Addiction Treatment. http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Marie Treadwell Jan 4 Early Bird Deadline: 19 June 2010 We are pleased to announce the online registration system for Addictions 2010 is live. Secure your delegate place online today - visit the registration page. http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Marie Treadwell Dec 4 Conference to focus on evidence-based policy and practice Experts agree that our current system for the treatment of addiction is inadequate in terms of policy, structure, methodology, and treatment efficacy. Only a small minority of addicted individuals receive the evidence-based treatment they need. This conference brings together policy makers, administrators, clinicians and researchers who will outline a new frontier in addiction services and discuss ways to adopt and implement a more expeditious, user-friendly, cost effective and evidence-based system. Speakers will be urged to brainstorm new ideas and think "out-of-the-box". http://www.addictions-conference.elsevier.com/news.asp Jasper Smith Sept 9