Late-breaking abstracts must contain new information that was not yet known or fully available by the original abstract submission deadline. The research should be novel, innovative, contemporary, and of high scientific significance.
Only abstracts with a focus or component on women, children, youth, LGBTQIA+ individuals, and/or gender differences in areas pertaining to substance use will be considered. Priority will be given to abstracts that relate to the InWomen’s mission and vision and conference theme. You may submit up to three abstracts for consideration. Abstracts should fall under one of the Primary Abstract Categories below, and at least one Secondary Category.
World Limit:
Limit the body of each abstract to 300 words,
not including section headers.
Language:
Abstracts must be submitted in English.
Format for Research Abstracts:
-Background OR Introduction
-Methods
-Results OR Findings
-Conclusion OR Discussion
Format for Program Abstracts:
-Introduction
-Program Overview and Progress
-Lessons Learned
Primary Categories:
Abstracts should fall under one Primary Category:
-Basic Science
-Epidemiology
-Implementation Science
-Policy
-Prevention
-Program
-Treatment
-Other - Related Category
Secondary Categories:
Alcohol Use; Children and Adolescents; Co-occurring Disorders; Criminal Justice; Gender Differences; Health Disparities; HIV; Gender-based Violence; LGBT+ Individuals; Marijuana Use; Mental Health; Opiate Use; Pregnant and Parenting Women; Program Evaluation; Sexual Risk; Tobacco/Smoking; Trafficking; Emerging Adulthood (18-25); Other - Related Category