At the 2018 World Congress on Pain, pain psychologist Christine Chambers showed what successful knowledge translation using social media can look like.
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Ensuring That Pain Research Makes a Difference
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Opioids and the Brain: What We Knew, What We Know Now, and What the Future Could Look Like
At the 2018 IASP World Congress on Pain, Jane Ballantyne advocated for the use of non-drug therapies that engage the body’s own opioid system to manage chronic pain.
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Pain 101: Using Brain Imaging to Understand Pain
Brain imaging is proving to be a valuable tool to learn about what causes pain, and how to treat it.
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Pain 101: How the Immune System Influences Chronic Pain
Microglia emerge as important players in the communication between immune cells and nerve cells.
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Treating Chronic Pain With Non-Drug Approaches: What Does the Evidence Say?
A recent study shows evidence for long-term benefits of exercise, psychological treatments and other non-pharmacological strategies.