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This professional organization of 600 scientists selected primarily for their original research on effects of natural and synthetic compounds on human behavior, mind and brain has fostered cross-disciplinary communication and encouraged research careers since 1961.

The principal function of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) is to further research and education in neuropsychopharmacology and related fields by:

• Promoting the interaction of a broad range of scientific disciplines of brain and behavior in order to advance the understanding of prevention and treatment of diseases of the nervous system including psychiatric, neurological, behavioral and addictive disorders
• Encouraging scientists to enter research careers in fields related to these disorders and their treatment
• Ensuring the dissemination of relevant scientific advances in these disorders.

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Founded in 1915, the American College of Physicians [ACP] is the nation's largest medical specialty society. It merged with the American Society of Internal Medicine [ASIM] and recently dropped the name of the latter Its mission is to enhance the quality and effectiveness of health care by fostering excellence and professionalism in the practice of medicine. ACP membership includes over 90,000 physicians in general internal medicine and related subspecialties, including cardiology, gastroenterology, nephrology, endocrinology, hematology, rheumatology, neurology, pulmonary disease, oncology, infectious diseases, allergy and immunology, and geriatrics.

The official publication of ACP is Annals of Internal Medicine.

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The American College of Preventive Medicine [ACPM] is the national professional society for physicians committed to disease prevention and health promotion. ACPM's 2,000 members are engaged in preventive medicine practice, teaching and research. Many serve on ACPM committees and task forces and represent preventive medicine in national forums, contributing to the organization's role as a major national resource of expertise in disease prevention and health promotion. ACPM was established in 1954.

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Founded in 1963, the American College of Psychiatrists [ACP] is a non-profit honorary association of psychiatrists who, through excellence in their chosen fields, have been recognized for their significant contributions to the profession.

Objectives:

• Provide professional leadership
• Promote educational activities
• Keep its members aware of the latest advances in the profession
• Enhance skills, understanding, and performance.

1. Annual Meeting February 25-March 1, 2009: Tucson, Arizona, USA
2. Annual Meeting February 24-28, 2010: Ft Lauderdale, Florida, USA

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The American College of Psychoanalysts [ACOPSA] came into existence in 1969. ACOPSA is an honorary organization of psychoanalysts. All members are currently also trained in medicine and psychiatry.