PAE Days 2019
PAE’s 2019 General Assembly The 19th June has been a busy and exciting day for Pain Alliance Europe as representatives if its members gathered for the annual meeting of the organisation. TheRead More…
ICD-11 finally approved, please tell us what you think about it
Have you heard about the new diagnoses for chronic pain? On May 25, the World Health Assembly, which is the governing organ of the World Health Organization (WHO) approved the new versionRead More…
Welcome – PAE Spring Newsletter 2019
Welcome It is my pleasure to welcome you again, this time to the first 2019 newsletter of Pain Alliance Europe. Sharing with you our activities on the European level, and passing onRead More…
New Brain, Mind and Pain Book of Evidence released for the 2019-2024 EU mandate
Press release – New Brain, Mind and Pain Book of Evidence released for the 2019-2024 EU mandate
Airing Pain – Measuring Pain, Reading the Brain
Pain Concern Pain Concern is pleased to announce our new edition of Airing Pain; Measuring Pain, Reading the Brain https://audioboom.com/posts/7220129-measuring-pain-reading-the-brain Listeners can find out about how pain is measured, and how it’s subjectivityRead More…
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PAE General Assembly 2019
Annual Meeting PAE – Save the Date – 19 June 2019 PAE members are invited to save the date of 19th June for the organisation’s General Assembly, taking place at PAE’s HeadquartersRead More…
PAE Collaborating Partner in CHRODIS+
PAE, SIP and CHRODIS+ The 2018 SIP Thematic Network provided a unique opportunity to create new synergies and break silos. SIP is now collaborating with the Joint Action of the European Commission CHRODIS PlusRead More…
BMP Grant 2019-2020 – New Theme Launch
Stop Stigma! PAE lead project Brain, Mind and Pain Patient-centred Innovation Grant announced at the beginning of April the chosen theme for its 2019-2020 edition. Candidate projects will have to propose newRead More…
ADDCA Activities Q1 2019
ADDCA – Associação De Doentes De Dor Crónica Dos Açores The activities of ADDCA had as a main goal during this period providing services to patients , involve more and more stakeholdersRead More…
Research on the bio-psycho-social markers of fibromyalgia
ISAL Foundation Our research on the bio-psycho-social markers of Fibromyalgia is a multidisciplinary study involving biologists, rheumatologists, psychologists and anthropologists. It is conducted by the ISAL Foundation in collaboration with the AOURead More…
