Congrès de l’Association internationale pour l’étude de la douleur

Le RQRD est fier d’avoir pu présenter sa mission et ses activités au congrès de l’Association internationale pour l’étude de la douleur (IASP) qui s’est déroulé du 5 au 9 août 2024 à Amsterdam. Ce congrès fût aussi l’occasion de mettre de l’avant le travail de nos étudiant.e.s-chercheur.e.s et de nos membres chercheur.e.s du Québec:

Luda Diatchenko

• MASTER CLASS : Progress in Methodological Approaches to Study Widespread Chronic Pain in Fibromyalgia
  The Role of Genetic Factors for the Development of Chronic Pain
• SIG Symposia Acute Pain SIG: The Role of Biomarkers for Acute & Transition From Acute to Chronic Pain
• SIG SymposiaOrofacial &Head Pain SIG:Phenotyping Chronic Pain Patients: Achievements, Tasks, Future Perspectives
  Contribution of Immune and Peripheral Glial Cells to Pain Resolution

Manon Choinière

• SIG Symposia Pain Registries SIG: Pain Registries Are Coming of Age: What Can We Learn From Them?

Jeffrey Mogil

• MASTER CLASS : Advances in Preclinical Pain Testing
  Sex and Gender Differences in Chronic Pain

Michael Sullivan

• Injustice in a Cultural Context: Findings and Future Directions in Adult and Pediatric Pain
  The Transdiagnostic Impact of Perceived Injustice on Recovery Outcomes Following Work Injury

Timothy Wideman

• Pain, Selfhood and Suffering: Theoretical, Methodological and Clinical Perspectives
  Characterizing Pain-Related Suffering: Toward the First Evidence-Based Definition

Jordi Perez

• Cancer Pain Management Throughout the Disease Stages. Advances in the Last 50 Years.
  Early Symptom Management in Patients with Cancer Pain