Dr. Pasternak was an APS member for over two decades, a frequent attendee and esteemed speaker at APS Scientific Meetings, and most recently was awarded the 2019 Frederick W.L. Kerr Basic Science Research Award for his excellence and achievement in pain scholarship.
In early April, the Center for Practical Bioethics, along with many members of Dr. Payne’s family, will celebrate his life at a special gathering in Kansas City. Dr. Payne was a member for nearly four decades, served the Society as President from 2003-2004, held numerous committee appointments throughout the years, and received the Distinguished Service Award in 1988.
APS is pleased to grant Young Investigator Travel Awards to 60 trainees to attend this meeting. These individuals will present their research during designated poster sessions.
The Pain and Disparities SIG of the American Pain Society is pleased to announce the 2019 Early Career Investigator Poster Award that will take place at the Scientific Meeting!
The VA/DOD SIG of the American Pain Society is pleased to announce the 2019 Junior Investigator/Early CareerPoster Award!
APS Members and Basic Science SIG Chairs Dr. Alfonso Romero-Sandoval and Dr. Sarah Ross invite you to attend the Basic Science Dinner at the Scientific Meeting in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee resident and APS member Kate Sadler, PhD, shares her favorite spots in the city and insider knowledge to help plan your trip during the Scientific Meeting!
APS Member and Clinical Trials SIG Chair Neil Singla, MD, invites you to attend the fourth annual APS Conference on Analgesic Trials preconference.
APS Member and Psychosocial SIG Chair Patrick Finan, PhD, writes about how pain providers and researchers can collaborate with professionals in the addiction field.
Early Career Advisory Group Chair, Steve Davidson, shares his experience with the Early Career Forum and its impact on his career.
Dr. Payne was a member for nearly four decades, served the Society as President from 2003-2004, held numerous committee appointments throughout the years, and received the Distinguished Service Award in 1988.
The 2018 Future Leader Grant Recipients have been announced. Join us in congratulating the winners!
Early Career Advisory Group Chair, Steve Davidson, shares how to write and present a successful abstract.
Scientific Program Committee Chair, Luda Diatchenko, invites you to the 2019 Scientific Meeting in Milwaukee.
The American Pain Society today announced its selections of clinical psychologist Tonya Palermo, Ph.D. as Treasurer and three new members of the Board of Directors: John Markman, M.D., Jamie Rhudy, Ph.D. and David Tauben, M.D.
William Maixner, DDS PhD, gave an update from the American Pain Society at the 13th Annual Pain Consortium Symposium on June 1. View the presentation.
Dentist and pain researcher William Maixner, DDS, PhD, now serves as president of the American Pain Society.
News from the American Pain Society Scientific Summit
Reliance on behavioral indicators, such as crying, to assess pain in infants underestimates how much pain babies actually feel when they undergo stressful medical procedures.
