Asian Pain Academy

Participant Reviews from the Asian Pain Academy Pain Management Workshop (30 July – 2 August 2026) The Asian Pain Academy 4-Day Hands-on Pain Management Workshop, held from 30 July to 2 August 2026 in Kolkata, brought together doctors from different specialties and regions of India to learn modern Interventional Pain Medicine through a structured blend of lectures, simulation-based learning, and live clinical demonstrations. Conducted at Rajarhat Pain Clinic and Samobathi Pai

Participant Review: Asian Pain Academy Pain Management Workshop (June 4-7, 2026) features inspiring testimonials from Dr. Swagata Biswas, Dr. Sai Sathya, Dr. Rajalakshmi Rajamanickam, Dr. Janani N, and Dr. Chanda Dutta as they share their experiences with the 6-month Basic Pain Medicine Course, hands-on workshops, and advanced interventional pain training.

What is MIPSI? Chronic pain remains one of the most complex and resource-intensive challenges in contemporary clinical practice. Beyond its impact on physical function, persistent pain significantly affects psychological health, quality of life, occupational productivity, and healthcare utilization. While pharmacotherapy, rehabilitation, and surgical intervention remain important components of multidisciplinary pain management, a substantial group of patients fall into an int

Low back pain remains one of the most common reasons for physician visits worldwide and represents a major socioeconomic burden. With the rapid expansion of interventional pain techniques, clinicians are increasingly confronted with procedures promoted through social media, marketing platforms, and industry-driven narratives. This makes it essential for pain physicians to critically evaluate evidence based interventions in back pain before incorporating them into routine cli