Showcase your work at #WC2024 by submitting a poster abstract. Don't miss the chance to connect with a diverse, multidisciplinary audience. Deadline for submission: January 31. bit.ly/3T7Txp4

#WC2024 is now accepting poster abstracts! Share your research with a global audience of over 6,500 attendees from 100+ countries. Submit your abstract by January 31. bit.ly/3T7Txp4

Early Registration for the 2024 Meeting Registration is now OPEN! For more information visit usasp.memberclicks.net/2024-meeting-r…

Fresh findings showing the retrosplenial cortex (RSC) plays a critical role in neuropathic pain.

New work in BrainBehavImm, we identified that IL-10 regulates nociceptor-derived CCL2 and inflammation. Great contribution from students from our NIH funded diversity ENDURE program #neuroimmnology MSU Department of Physiology MSU Neuroscience sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Registration is open! Join us for the Annual Meeting in Seattle, April 14-17, 2024. usasp.memberclicks.net/2024-meeting-r…

Listen to US Association for the Study of Pain's conversation with Drs. Alessandra Anzolin (she/her) and Arvina Grahl, from the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital. In this episode, in line with #ValentinesDay2025, we take a deep dive into the role of the #patient-#clinician #relationship in #pain. soundcloud.com/usasp/episode16

Applications for the 2025 USASP-MAYDAY Award are open. Please see below for application information! #Science #ChronicPain

Check out this upcoming webinar hosted by the USASP for educational and professional development! Registration link: usasp.memberclicks.net/iteration2025

Check out this symposia at the #USASP2025 annual meeting: "Advances in Nociplastic Pain: Assessment, Treatment, and Neurobiological Mechanisms" #ChronicPain

Listen to members of the US Association for the Study of Pain Communications Committee recap on the #USASP2025 Annual Meeting which took place from April 29 to May 2, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois! Link: soundcloud.com/usasp/episode22

USASP is currently participating in virtual Hill visits to educate congressional staff about the importance of NIH funding for pain research. Want to help? Reach out to your representatives and share why pain research matters to you. Learn more here ⬇