AIBC 2026 Congress Set for Brisbane, Australia — Registration Now Open

Brisbane, Australia — The 2nd Australasian International Breast Congress (AIBC 2026) is confirmed to take place October 8–10, 2026 at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre in Queensland, Australia. This major medical congress brings together international and regional experts to address pressing controversies and innovations in breast disease and breast cancer care.

AIBC 2026 is jointly organized by the Australasian Society for Breast Disease (ASBD), the World Congress on Controversies in Breast Cancer (CoBrCa), and Breast Surgeons of Australia and New Zealand (BreastSurgANZ). The event features a robust scientific program covering interdisciplinary topics that matter most to clinicians in oncology, surgery, radiology, pathology, radiation oncology, allied health, and survivorship care.

What to Expect at AIBC 2026

The congress is designed to highlight controversial clinical issues and emerging solutions through a mix of:

• Expert lectures and debates on current practice
• Interactive panel discussions
• Hands‑on workshops with local and international specialists
• Workshops tailored to educational and training needs of participants

Intended for a multidisciplinary audience, AIBC 2026 includes sessions relevant for oncologists, surgeons, radiologists, nurses, pathologists, students, allied health professionals, and residents. The format allows ample interaction between speakers and attendees, making it an ideal environment for networking and professional development.

Registration Details

Registration for the event is now open for individuals who wish to attend in person. Early, standard, and on‑site pricing options are expected, with different rates for professionals and trainees. Workshop participation generally requires prior congress registration.

Why AIBC 2026 Matters

As breast diseases and breast cancer treatment continue to evolve rapidly, AIBC 2026 presents a unique opportunity for healthcare providers to learn about evidence‑based practices, current clinical debates, and future directions in patient care. Through collaboration among academic and clinical leaders, the congress aims to elevate regional and global standards in breast health practice.