Julie Williams | The Pain Relief Foundation

Mar 2018

Medical Student Essay Competition 2018

The 2018 essay competition is now open The winner will receive a prize for an essay on an aspect of chronic

Mar 2018

Huge congratulations to Selina Johnson a Pain and Neuromodulation Specialist Physiotherapist who works at the Walton Centre Foundation Trust in

Feb 2018

The I-WOTCH study is a clinical trial co-ordinated from the Warwick Clinical Trials Unit, University of Warwick and is funded

Feb 2018

Kings College London are conducting a project on painful Diabetic Neuropathy and would like to invite those eligible to participate in

Feb 2018

This study day was the first Pelvic Pain Study day to be organised by Dr Rajiv Chawla and Dr Natalie Lane

Jan 2018

2017 produced another great year for our Medical Student essay Competition. with 27entries submitted. All of the entries were of a

Dec 2017

A short research progress presentation by PhD student Serena Sensi who is based at the University of Liverpool, supported by

Nov 2017

THANK YOU KATIE FROM ALL AT THE PAIN RELIEF FOUNDATION Katie Elder from Basildon, Essex recently completed the Twin Peak challenge

Nov 2017

( Photo from left to right Dr Tim Nash, Profesor David Finn, Sir Michael Bond, Dr John Wiles and David

Nov 2017

This is the first Liverpool Cancer Pain study day organised by the Pain Relief Foundation in conjunction with the Faculty from