Kailyn Witonsky’s abstract accepted to IASP’s 2024 World Congress on Pain

Kailyn Witonsky in eBRAIN news

We are thrilled to announce that Kailyn has had an abstract accepted to the prestigious World Pain Congress, which will take place in Amsterdam this August. In addition to this incredible achievement, Kailyn has also received a training award from the CNBC, which will generously fund her trip to the conference. Join us in congratulating Kailyn on these remarkable accomplishments!

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