Meeting Information
Birth defects and reproductive and developmentally-mediated disorders constitute a major public health concern in the world today. Human development can be affected not only by drugs and chemicals but also by diet, genetics, maternal health, and socioeconomic factors. The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention strives to understand and protect against potential hazards to developing embryos, fetuses, children, and adults by bringing together scientific knowledge from diverse fields.
Scientific Program
The robust scientific program represents active, timely research areas of high relevance to public health and significant usefulness to researchers in the fields of birth defects research and birth defects surveillance.
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Housing & Registration
The 65th Annual Meeting and Education Courses will take place in-person at the Hilton Denver City Center, in Denver, Colorado. Register early to take advantage of special discounted rates.
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Students & Postdocs
Students and postdoctoral fellows who submit abstracts and are accepted for poster or platform presentation may apply for Travel Awards, compete for additional awards with cash prizes, and participate in a variety of social and scientific discussions and networking events.
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Sponsors
Annual Meeting Sponsorship makes visible an organization’s commitment to supporting new and established scientists in disciplines that are of clear importance to the health and well-being of mothers and children.
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Sister Societies
The Developmental Neurotoxicology Society, National Birth Defects Prevention Network, and Organization of Teratology Information Specialists will hold their annual meetings concurrently with BDRP, allowing for joint scientific sessions and opportunities for networking.
A Special Thank You to Our Sponsors
Anonymous Donation
In Memory Of
Raymond Schroeder, MS
SANDCASTLE Toxicology
Associates, LLC
