Identification of the cerebral effects of paracetamol in healthy subjects: an fMRI study
5th June 2019
A new Online First article for the British Journal of Pain Identification of the cerebral effects of paracetamol in healthy ...
Latest News
British Pain Society response to Government intention to place warnings on opioid medication packages
4th June 2019
The British Pain Society (BPS) welcomes the recent proposal from the Government to add warnings on packages of medicines containing ...
The role of observer’s fear of pain and health anxiety in empathy for pain: an experimental study
9th April 2019
A new OnlineFirst article of the British Journal of Pain: The role of observer’s fear of pain and health anxiety ...
The British Pain Society aims to promote education, training, research and development in all fields of pain. It endeavours to increase both professional and public awareness of the prevalence of pain and the facilities that are available for its management. The Society is involved in all aspects of pain and its management through the work of the Council, various Committees, Special Interest Groups and Working Parties and via its publications, Annual Scientific Meeting and educational seminars.
The British Pain Society has a membership of over 1,200 and is involved in all aspects of pain and its management through the work of the Council, Committees and Working Parties. Further information can be found within the About section.