American Pain Society is now accepting research grants from the newly established Sharon S. Keller Chronic Pain Research Program, which will award $150,000 in research grants for APS members. The program will recognize up to four projects spanning two years. Grant applicants must be in good standing with APS, be within six years of completing a doctoral degree and not have received a major National Institutes of Health or foundation grant for pain research.
The projects should investigate non-invasive interventions with favorable side effect profiles to improve chronic pain management.
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The projects should investigate non-invasive interventions with favorable side effect profiles to improve chronic pain management.
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