The 83rd Scientific Sessions will be held in San Diego, CA and virtually!
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We encourage you to join us June 23–26, 2023 at the San Diego Convention Center.
The Scientific Sessions Planning Committee of the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) is developing a challenging and exciting program that reaches across diverse disciplines to present topics of relevance to diabetes care and treatment. For those unable to join us in person, we are planning a hybrid program to ensure as many people as possible can participate. Visit scientificsessions.diabetes.org to see the latest updates as they become available. |
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Call for Abstracts
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Abstract submission for the 83rd Scientific Sessions is open!
The committee encourages submissions that are innovative, challenge current treatment paradigms, and represent the latest advances in basic, clinical, and translational science. This is your opportunity to shape the scientific program and ensure that the most relevant topics are presented at next year’s meeting.
View the Abstract Submission Guidelines. Submissions will be accepted until Monday, January 9, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. ET. |
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Abstract Travel Grants: Young Investigator Travel Grants, in the amount of $1,000 USD each, will be awarded to a limited number of authors of abstracts that have been accepted for oral or poster presentation at the 83rd Scientific Sessions. Travel Grant applications will be sent to presenting authors at the time of abstract acceptance notification in mid-March.
ADA Professional Membership Groups offer Abstract Awards for Accepted Abstracts Attention ADA members, a number of Professional Membership Groups are offering abstract awards for abstracts accepted for presentation at the 83rdScientific Sessions. Submit your abstracts today for consideration. If your abstract is accepted for presentation at the meeting, you will be notified about applicable award opportunities. |
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Scientific Sessions Portal for Abstracts
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This time-saving system eliminates the process of re-entering contact information and disclosures for authors listed on more than one abstract. All abstract authors are responsible for entering their information into the Portal once per meeting.
Don’t wait until the last minute! Those who plan to be a co-author on an abstract submission should complete the disclosure process now. Disclosures cannot be added after the abstract submission deadline.
View step-by-step Portal instructions.
Abstract submitters must first finalize their disclosure record to gain access to the abstract submission site. |
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Registration and Housing
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Registration and housing will open in January 2023! Hotel reservations will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your room early to get your first-choice hotel. Also, register early to take advantage of the discounted early bird rate.
Become a member or renew your membership now to be eligible for discounted member registration rates. In order to qualify for the member rate, your Medicine & Science or Health Care & Education membership must be active through June 30, 2023 at the time of meeting registration. |
Be Aware!
There are companies claiming to offer registration and housing services for the ADA's Scientific Sessions, which are not affiliated with the ADA and do not offer any services on our behalf. You may receive emails or phone calls from these companies urging you to book hotel rooms or register. Registration and housing should only be accessed from scientificsessions.diabetes.org, and reserved through the ADA's official registration and housing provider, Convention Management Resources (CMR) and ADA Internationals Group Department (ADA-IGD). If you do not see this logo on the website, they are not our official provider!
If you are contacted by any agency other than CMR or ADA-IGD, please immediately notify CMR. |
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Highly Anticipated Sessions
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We are excited to share that Scientific Sessions will have some interesting symposia on topic areas such as:
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Translating Psychosocial Care into Real World Practice Settings |
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Transforming Therapy with Ultra Long-Acting Insulins |
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Management of the Athlete with Diabetes |
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It’s About Time—Eating and Exercising in Metabolic Health |
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82nd Scientific Sessions Webcasts Now Available
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| Missed something during the 82nd Scientific Sessions? The webcasts are now available for purchase. |
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The ADA’s Clinical Update Conference 2023
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Registration is now open for the 2023 Clinical Update Conference (CUC) on February 10–12, 2023 at the Westin Tampa Waterside Hotel (and virtually). This format ensures an exceptional in-person learning experience in addition to enabling worldwide virtual participation. Consistent with ADA-quality professional education, we have assembled an esteemed interdisciplinary professional planning committee.
The CUC will be our first look at implementation of the new Standards of Care in Diabetes—2023. All sessions will include practical, clinical guidance for the latest standards and newest evidence. This conference is designed for health care professionals that provide clinical care and education for people with diabetes, physicians, advanced practice providers (physician assistants, nurse practitioners), nurses, dietitians, pharmacists, certified diabetes care and education specialists, mental health professionals, and others will benefit from this continuing education (CE) conference. Leading-edge information will be provided in an evidence-based, case-based, interactive learning environment.
Learn more and reserve your spot today! |
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Making Diabetes Technology Work Self-Assessment Program
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Free CE Program for certified diabetes care and education specialists, social workers, and other members of the diabetes care team, Introducing Behavioral Health in Diabetes Care, a FREE self-paced CE program for diabetes care team members. Earn 5.25 CE credits and help people with diabetes overcome behavioral health challenges!
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Making Diabetes Technology Work Program
Adding technology to our diabetes care toolbox will improve the quality of life of our patients with diabetes.
Earn up to 6.75 free CE credits. Register for Making Diabetes Technology Work, developed by leading diabetes experts for health care professionals like you.
Joseph A. Aloi, MD
Co-Chair, Making Diabetes Technology Work program . |
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| The Making Diabetes Technology Work program is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Abbott Diabetes Care. |
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Questions?
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| We're here to help! For questions regarding the ADA's Scientific Sessions, please contact conventionoperations@diabetes.org. |
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If your patients or someone you know is struggling to pay for insulin, the ADA has resources to help—send them to InsulinHelp.org.
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