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World Congress on Pain

New Congress Dates!

The 15th World Congress on Pain has new official dates. Please mark your calendars for October 6-11, 2014, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, at the La Rural Convention Center.

Call for Proposals Now Open!

IASP is now accepting proposals for Topical Workshops, Plenary Lecture Topics, and applications for Satellite Symposia. Help design the educational content of the 15th World Congress on Pain! The deadline for submission of all proposals and applications is June 21, 2013.

• For more information visit the Congress website

IASP Resources

PAIN Guide for Authors

The PAIN Journal Guide for Authors was recently updated. View the guide by clicking on the link below:

• PAIN Guide for Authors

IASP FAQ

Question: I am an IASP member but I cannot log on to the website. What do I do?
Answer: Click here to reset your password. You will receive an email from iaspdesk@iasp-pain.org, so make sure this email address is in your "safe senders" list. Otherwise, please contact our Membership Department at: (202) 524-5300, ext. 109 or email members@iasp-pain.org.

Get answers to this and other frequently asked questions by viewing the IASP FAQ

Classification of Chronic Pain

The Classification of Chronic Pain is now free online as a downloadable PDF! This popular publication provides researchers and clinicians dealing with pain an approved vocabulary, definitions, and codes for their field.

Visit IASP's Free Books for Download section to download this and other free IASP publications.

From the IASP Secretariat

IASP has relocated to Washington, DC. Please note our new address, phone and fax numbers.

International Association for the Study of Pain
1510 H St. NW, Suite 600
Washington, DC 20005-1020

Tel: +1-202-524-5300
Fax: +1-202-524-5301
Email: IASPdesk@iasp-pain.org

World Congress on Pain

Session Recordings Available

Recordings from the 14th World Congress on Pain are available online. Access the Blue Sky portal to choose from among 85 presentations by the world's leading experts on pain, including 13 plenary lectures, two distinguished lectures, and 70 topical workshops featured over four days. Many of the recordings include the accompanying PowerPoint presentation shown to delegates at the Congress.

• Visit the Session Recordings page.