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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    August 2019

  • Lorimer Moseley Body In Mind

    So long. Fare well! Auf wiedersehen. Goodbye!

    BIM · August 3, 2019

    Getting the word ‘daft’ published in the BMJ was a highpoint of my career, but signing out of BIM with a lyric from The Sound of Music, may well top it. Yes, we are signing ...

    Body In Mind
  • The human spinal cord.

    Human Tissue in Pain Research — A Promising Fix for a “Leaky” Drug Development Pipeline?

    Tayler Sheahan · August 14, 2019

    Effective pain relievers discovered in animal studies often fail in clinical trials, but testing drugs in human tissues first may overcome this problem.

    Features
  • An Optimistic Outlook on Pain Management in India: An Interview with Babita Ghai

    Kayt Sukel · August 27, 2019

    Pain management expert Babita Ghai discusses the burden of low back pain, the use of opioids in Southeast Asia compared to other regions, and her vision for the future of pain management in India.

    Interviews
  • Patient perspective

    Amplifying the Patient Voice for Better Pain Care

    Kayt Sukel · August 21, 2019

    Patient advocates Keith Meldrum and Joletta Belton presented workshops at the 2018 IASP World Congress on Pain to help providers better understand the experience of living with chronic pain.

    IASP Global Alliance of Partners for Pain Advocacy
  • Pain…What Pain? Newly Discovered Genetic Mutations in a Woman Who Feels No Pain

    Dara Bree · August 6, 2019

    A recent case report describes a woman with a novel combination of mutations in a key enzyme in the endocannabinoid system.

    News
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