Quebec Pain Research Network

The vision of the QPRN is to be a leader in representing a wide range of research stakeholders in the search to understand the cellular and molecular basis of pain, to improve our assessment and treatment (pharmacological and non-pharmacological) of pain, to improve prevention efforts, as well as to ensure efficient and effective knowledge translation to adopt best practices in the multiple sectors of our healthcare system.

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Quebec Pain Research Network

The vision of the QPRN is to be a leader in representing a wide range of research stakeholders in the search to understand the cellular and molecular basis of pain, to improve our assessment and treatment (pharmacological and non-pharmacological) of pain, to improve prevention efforts, as well as to ensure efficient and effective knowledge translation to adopt best practices in the multiple sectors of our healthcare system.

Engage, empower, elevate

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Quebec Pain Research Network

The vision of the QPRN is to be a leader in representing a wide range of research stakeholders in the search to understand the cellular and molecular basis of pain, to improve our assessment and treatment (pharmacological and non-pharmacological) of pain, to improve prevention efforts, as well as to ensure efficient and effective knowledge translation to adopt best practices in the multiple sectors of our healthcare system.

Engage, empower, elevate

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A Canada-wide project to better understand chronic pain among veterans
In this episode, Anaïs Lacasse—full professor and holder of the Institutional Research Chair in Chronic...

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Super patch or super joke?
Super patches, inspired by vibrotactile technology, have flooded the media. These products are sold to...
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QPRN Lunch and talk
These webinars will take place every 3rd Friday of the month from 12-1 PM and...
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Suzetrigine: a new hope for non-addictive pain relief
Suzetrigine is a new non-opioid analgesic recently approved by the FDA. It acts by specifically...
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2025 QPRN retreat
The 17th RQRD retreat will be held from 24 to 26 January 2025 at the...
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Let's Talk About Pain podcast
The Quebec Pain Research Netowrk (QPRN), in collaboration with the Quebec Network of Junior Pain...
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Publications of the month 2022
Find the monthly publications of QPRN members by selecting the different months of the year....
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NAPS 2025
NAPS offers opportunities for scientific training, professional development and networking with peers in a non-laboratory...
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Pilot Projects 2020
Congratulations to the 2020 recipients ! – Mélanie Bérubé – For her project : Development...
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Promising Research-Industry partenership « Made in Canada » !
adMare and AmorChem have created a new company, Neurasic Therapeutics, based on breakthrough research from...

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NAPS 2025
NAPS offers opportunities for scientific training, professional development and networking with peers in a non-laboratory...
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Education and exercise for shoulder pain
Jean-Sébastien Roy, physiotherapist, professor at Université Laval and member of the RQRD, and Marc-Olivier Dubé,...
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Carmen-Édith Belleï-Rodriguez guest on Beau dans ma tête
Carmen-Édith Belleï-Rodriguez, psycho-educator and doctor of health sciences at the Université de Sherbrooke, was a...