Pain

Professor Christopher Eccleston from the Department for Health has received the Ronald Melzack Lecture Award for his contribution to pain science. IASP presented the award to Professor Eccleston (right) at the recent World Pain Congress in Boston He accepted his award at the 17th World Pain...

If you are a parent or a young person with CRPS or a young person with CRPS then you may be able to help researchers from the University of Bath's Department of Psychology to find out more about how CRPS impacts...

Chris Eccleston is working on how to actually get a serious science story published in the media without it misrepresenting pain patients as weak! We would welcome your comments and feedback on this subject. http://www.bath.ac.uk/health/pain/index.html

A 3 day meeting held at Oriel College, Oxford from Thursday 16th December until Saturday 18th December 2010. Oxford Pain: Interdisciplinary Update Meeting (OPIUM) is a unique meeting designed to encourage collaboration between researchers and clinicians, drawing on Oxford’s international...

Prof Chris Eccleston, Director of the Bath Centre for Pain Research (BCPR) is due to speak at the International Conference: Musculoskeletal Disorders & Chronic Pain, in Los Angeles in Spring 2011.

Professor Christopher Eccleston, Director of the Bath Centre for Pain Research, presented recent data on advances in understanding the causes of persistent nerve pain in adults this week, at the International Neuropathic Pain Meeting in Athens