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2026 National Conference
PAINWeek 2026 will be held September 8-11.
PAINWeek remains the premier US pain conference with the most expansive curriculum, making it the top destination for healthcare professionals eager to elevate their expertise in pain management.
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Call for Abstracts
Shape the Future of Pain Management
Be part of PAINWeek 2026! Submit your scientific abstracts for poster presentations at the National Conference and share your groundbreaking research and evidence-based insights with specialists and frontline practitioners in pain management.
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2026 Pre-Conference
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The Collaborative Model: Understanding & Operationalizing the Biopsychosocial Model in Chronic Pain
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