Researchers, clinicians, educators, and students gathered at the 2013 UTCSP Annual Scientific Meeting on February 26. (click on link for full review)

A Tribute to Jonathan O. Dostrovsky
Satellite Symposia
4th International Congress on Neuropathic Pain
May 22, 2013
Metro Toronto Convention Centre

Mary Poppins was singing the right tune about how to make the medicine go down, according to a new analysis.

Modern medicine enlists gentle exercise of qigong.

A team of Montreal researchers has lent scientific credibility to the view that smoking marijuana can ease chronic neuropathic pain and help patients sleep better.

Some research has hinted that women are more sensitive to pain than men are, but a new study suggests that women actually get over their discomfort more quickly.

Most people associate childhood vaccinations with pain, but new Canadian research shows this doesn’t have to be the case.

The benefits of sucrose analgesia extend beyond the painful event to other aversive and potentially painful procedures.

Sufferers visit gynecologists, urologists and naturopaths in search of relief - only to be told it's 'all in their heads.' But chronic vulvar pain is real, medical researchers say, and it may affect one in six women.

Minimal pain content has been documented in pre-licensure curricula and students lack important pain knowledge at graduation. To address this problem, we have implemented and evaluated a mandatory Interfaculty Pain Curriculum (IPC) yearly since 2002.