At the 2018 World Congress on Pain, headache researcher Arne May described progress in understanding migraine and facial pain.
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Ensuring That Pain Research Makes a Difference
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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Male Mice—and Men—Remember the Pain
A new study shows that males show evidence of “pain memories” when placed in an environment where they had previously experienced pain. Stress may be to blame.
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Helping Children With Chronic Pain: A Conversation With Christine Sieberg
Pain psychologist Christine Sieberg discusses her research, approaches to managing chronic pain in children, and much more.
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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.