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International Association for the Study of Pain
Working together for pain relief
About International Association for the Study of Pain
The International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) works to support research, education, clinical treatment, and better patient outcomes for all pain conditions. For nearly 50 years, IASP has been a leading global authority on pain and continues to be the largest multidisciplinary association in the field of pain. With more than 7,000 members representing over 130 countries, 95 national chapters, and 24 Special Interest Groups (SIGs), IASP fosters the exchange of ideas and education to stimulate and support the study of pain and to translate that knowledge into improved pain relief worldwide.
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Presence & Recognition
International Association for the Study of Pain is holding the 2026 World Congress Hands-On Workshop Non-Invasive Neuromodulation for Pain: Transcranial Electric/Magnetic Stimulation in Bangkok on 26 October.
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Research & Knowledge
International Association for the Study of Pain published a schematic representation of a study design presented in the PAIN Featured Image by Litewczuk et al. Results confirm the essential role of capsaicin-sensitive nociceptors for heat pain.
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Presence & Recognition
International Association for the Study of Pain announced that World Congress Ambassador Ellie will remind attendees to make Refresher Courses part of their 2026 World Congress preparation.
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Presence & Recognition
International Association for the Study of Pain is hosting the first week of the 2026 campaign focusing on neuropathic pain through the lens of the IASP Global Year on Neuropathic Pain.
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Presence & Recognition
International Association for the Study of Pain will share reliable resources, current research, educational opportunities, and perspectives from people with lived experience of pain throughout Pain Awareness Month
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