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Welcome to your IASP Weekly Digest, the latest news and events from IASP.
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14 December The Role of TLR4 in Neuroimmune Interactions in Acute Pain States

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IASP 2022 World Congress on Pain: Community Facebook Group

Registration is now open for the 12 January release of “Long Hauler COVID-19 Pain Morbidities and Their Management” in Arabic. Top experts from around the globe utilize artificial intelligence to discuss how pain in acute and early convalescent COVID-19 should be managed and how current knowledge around pain management can be applied to the treatment of Long COVID in Arabic.

This is a complimentary educational resource, with interactive sessions and an e-mail Q&A with the speakers.

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IASP is an international organization comprising members from more than 100 countries, working together for pain relief throughout the world. Members receive: 

  • Access to innovative research via Pain Research Forum
  • On-demand education for pain professionals through Pain Education Resource Center
  • Access to PAIN journal, ranked 4th in Anesthesiology in 2020 and an Impact Factor of 6.961
  • Connection to a global community of pain professionals through:
    • 25 Special Interest Groups
    • 96 National Chapters worldwide
    • 4 Global Federations 
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