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

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

We are pleased to announce, that 2018 new round of grant applications is now available. The Pain Relief Foundation provide grants to

Please see our Autumn Bulletin which packed full of information including an editorial on ‘ Spinal Implants for Chronic Pain’

TRPA1 activation in a human sensory neuronal model: relevance to cough hypersensitivity? Latest research publication supported by the Pain Relief

A short research progress presentation by PhD student Emma Price based at the University of Liverpool, supported by the Pain

LAY CHAIRPERSON VACANCY The British Pain Society Patient Liaison Committee Do you know any lay people who would be a

  Dr Goebel director of the Pain Research Institute,  a world leader in the field of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Causal mechanisms of cancer chemotherapy-induced painful neuropathy Kings College London To start: 1st October 2017 Award 1 fully funded 3-year

Please note the following courses are due to take place 2018 – further details and programmes to follow:-   34TH