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Alhamdulillah I am honoured to share that the Bangladesh Journal of Pain (BJPain) has received an official recognition from the Bangladesh Medical and Dental Council (BM&DC) in February 2026. Bangladesh Journal of Pain (BJPain) is the official organ of Bangladesh Society for Study of Pain (BSSP). The present title carries the heritage of its initial name ‘Pain Journal’. The new title and cover designed was approved as BJPain in the year 2022. Under the leadership of our mentor, Professor KM Iqbal and national and international pain researchers and educators, the new journey was begun in the year 2022. The cover was designed by Professor Manzare Shamim, the renowned anatomist of BMU. The milestone reflects the collective dedication, hard work and commitment of our editorial team, contributors, reviewers to support the…

27th Pain Congress 2026 – Registration Now Open The Bangladesh Society for Study of Pain (BSSP), in collaboration with the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), is pleased to announce the 27th Pain Congress 2026, which will be held on 12–13 April 2026 at the InterContinental Dhaka, Bangladesh. This prestigious congress will bring together pain specialists, anesthesiologists, physicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, trainees, and international delegates to exchange knowledge, discuss the latest advancements in pain medicine, and promote multidisciplinary approaches to pain management. Important Dates Congress Dates: 12–13 April 2026 Registration Deadline: 30 January 2026 Abstract & e-Poster Submission Deadline: 28 February 2026 Registration Fees Delegate: BDT 8,000 Trainee: BDT 5,000 Accompanying Person: BDT 4,000 Foreign Delegate: USD 200 Mini Workshop A special Mini Workshop will be held on…

Today, Bangladesh Society for the Study of Pain (BSSP) organized a successful Essential Pain Management Workshop within the Division of Pain Medicine and Regional Anaesthesia at Bangladesh Medical University (BMU). This was a unique workshop as it for the 1sr time it involved undergraduate MBBS students in addition to our postgraduate MD and DA students and nurses. Three workshops were conducted simultaneously, with a total of 70 participants—24 postgraduate students, 22 undergraduate students, and 24 nurses. The success of today's EPM program was made possible through the strategic guidance and leadership of our Division Head, Professor Akm Akhtaruzzaman Sir and his dynamic team. We also extend our gratitude to UniMed and UniHealth Pharmaceuticals for their support