
|Events|March 20, 2017
Pain in Animals Workshop 2017
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Date: November 29 - November 30, 2017
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The proposed meeting will involve National Institutes of Health pain researchers, Industry, Food and Drug Administration and Academic researchers. We propose to bring the strengths of all these partners together to discuss the current state of pain measurement in animals, and to formulate a roadmap of research and development priorities for the future.
Event Address: National Institutes of Health Natcher Conference Center45 Center Drive, Bethesda, Maryland, United States
For More Information:Dane Johnston,NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine
1060 William Moore Drive ,Raleigh ,North Carolina ,27607 ,United States
(919) 513-6366, [email protected], https://paw2017.com/
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