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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Science communications

    Communicating Pain Research to the World: Meet the IASP Pain Research Forum Correspondents

    Relief Staff · March 16, 2021

    Up-and-coming pain investigators and clinicians are disseminating pain science to other researchers, patients and the wider public.

    News
  • The social transfer of pain and pain relief

    I Feel Your Pain – and Pain Relief, Too

    Kayt Sukel · March 3, 2021

    A new study in mice identifies a unique brain circuit responsible for the social transfer of pain and pain relief.

    News
  • Understanding social relationships in children with chronic pain.

    Understanding Social Relationships in Kids With Chronic Pain: A Conversation With Jessica Fales

    Mary Lynch · February 21, 2021

    Dr. Jessica Fales discusses her career path, the research she is most excited about, and her advice for early-career psychologists.

    Interviews
  • Therapeutic suggestions and pain

    Positive Therapeutic Suggestions During General Anesthesia Reduce Pain and Opioid Use after Surgery

    Lincoln Tracy · February 11, 2021

    A recent clinical trial shows the benefits of positive suggestions for surgical patients.

    News
  • Pediatric Pain Assessment and Treatment: A Conversation with Tonya Palermo

    Angela Pascale · January 24, 2021

    In our latest interview, pediatric pain investigator Tonya Palermo discusses recent advances in improving children's pain.

    Interviews
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