Claudia Barnes Pharmacology BSc (Hons)
Claudia is now in her final year at Huddersfield University studying Pharmacology. She spent a year in Liverpool working us.
The Pain Relief Foundation was established as a registered charity in 1979, in response to the need for specialised research into the causes and treatment of chronic pain in humans.
The Research Institute has no official funding from the N.H.S. or any other government body and thus relies entirely on charitable contributions and fund raising. Support to provide the funds for the continuing work of the Institute is vital and any help given is much appreciated.
Incorporated into the charity's trust deeds are its aims and objectives, which are:-
Claudia is now in her final year at Huddersfield University studying Pharmacology. She spent a year in Liverpool working us.
Coventry University are hosting a webinar on ‘Chronic Pain: The Fear and Joy of Moving’ on 22 January at 10am.
We again are looking for your support. As you know PRF are not government or NHS funded and rely
Congratulations to Abigail Jones MSc who has recently had three papers published. Abbigail is a PhD student whose research explores the social
A new publication for research funded by the Pain Relief Foundation has been released in British Journal of Pain on
We run educational events and fundraising throughout the year.
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