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  • The Experience of Chronic Pain: Many Dimensions, Lots of Uniqueness

    Sarasa Tohyama · December 17, 2019

    At the 2019 North American Pain School, psychologist and pain researcher Robert Edwards focused on how psychological factors contribute to chronic pain.

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  • CIPN

    Pain 101—Nerve Damage and Pain from Cancer Treatment: Prevention Is Better Than Cure

    Nadia Soliman · February 4, 2020

    Better diagnosis, assessment and prevention are needed for chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy.

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  • Sex differences in chronic pain

    Men and Women, Male and Female Animals: What’s the Deal with Sex Differences in Chronic Pain? (Part 1)

    Stephani Sutherland · October 15, 2019

    Researchers are identifying the biological basis for differences between the sexes when it comes to the development of chronic pain, both in people and in rodents. The payoff for a better understanding could one day be huge for patients.

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  • sex differences in chronic pain

    Men and Women, Male and Female Animals: What’s the Deal with Sex Differences in Chronic Pain? (Part 2)

    Stephani Sutherland · October 15, 2019

    This is part two of a feature article on sex differences in chronic pain.

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  • 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.

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