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Our second quarterly EFIC Newsletter 2025 is available!

Our second quarterly EFIC Newsletter 2025 is available!

The latest quarterly newsletter of the European Pain Federation EFIC has just been published. Check out our latest updates on the #EFIC2025 Congress, the EFIC Academy, our Research and Advocacy activities, news from our Chapters and much more. Read it...
News from the European Pain Federation EFIC Chapters – June 2025

News from the European Pain Federation EFIC Chapters – June 2025

The European Pain Federation EFIC is pleased to share recent news and updates from our national chapters below. Switzerland We’re pleased to highlight an exciting update from our Swiss National Chapter. The Swiss Pain Society (SPS) will host its Joint Congress with...
SFETD launches ToolBOX for intrathecal therapy

SFETD launches ToolBOX for intrathecal therapy

To enhance access to intrathecal therapy, the SFETD committee of Pain Evaluation and Management decided to create a “toolbox” on this procedure, to encourage physicians considering intrathecal therapy for cancer patients who could benefit from it. Despite being known...
Watch the Pain Relief Foundation Annual Lecture 2025 online

Watch the Pain Relief Foundation Annual Lecture 2025 online

The Pain Relief Foundation started the Annual Lecture as a Millennium project. Each year an eminent pain physician or scientist is invited to lecture on a topic currently of interest, in pain research or management. The lecture is given each year in honour of a person...
Watch selected #EFIC2025 Sessions now

Watch selected #EFIC2025 Sessions now

Selected recordings from the #EFIC2025 Congress, held in Lyon from 24–26 April 2025, are now available on the EFIC Academy Education Platform. These sessions feature expert-led presentations covering the latest advancements in pain science, clinical practice, and...
Join the EFIC Rising Star Programme

Join the EFIC Rising Star Programme

EFIC Rising Star Programme  The European Pain Federation EFIC is proud to introduce the Rising Star Programme – a new initiative to empower and support early career researchers (ECRs) in the field of pain science. Developed by early career researchers, for early...
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