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The vast majority of people who’ve lost a limb can still feel it—not as a memory or vague shape, but in complete lifelike detail.
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Be an engaged member of the American Pain Society! APS will be accepting applications for the Call for Volunteers and Nominations for the Board of Directors and Nominating Committee.
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Presented at the 2018 APS Scientific Summit by Emily Law, PhD; Christopher King, PhD; and Andrew Russo, PhD, this symposium presents the current state-of-the-science research on shared mechanisms...
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The full online recording is a valuable reference compiling 26.5 hours of synchronized audio recordings and slides of educational sessions, SIG meetings, and...
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Clinicians at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Weill Cornell Medical College, and Montefiore Medical Center are pleased to share with you a survey to assess pain medicine physicians’ o
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