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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • The Right Medication for the Right Patient: A Conversation with Andrea Burden

    Laura Sirucek · January 14, 2021

    Professor Burden explains what pharmacoepidemiology is, why it’s important in pain research, and shares her own experience as a person with rheumatoid arthritis, among other topics.

    Interviews
  • The Global Burden of Musculoskeletal Disorders: A Data Visualization

    Dale George · December 31, 2020

    Conditions like low back pain and arthritis are among the most common conditions throughout the entire world and are making major contributions to years lived with disability.

    Data Visualizations
  • labor pain

    A Painless Childbirth: Genetic Resilience to Labor Pain

    Fred Schwaller · December 20, 2020

    A genetic variant in a specialized protein called Kv6.4 decreases labor pain in a subset of childbearing women.

    News
  • Ethnic disparities in pain

    Ethnic Disparities in Pain: Is Unconscious Bias the Missing Link?

    Elisa Clemente · December 4, 2020

    In this op-ed, Elisa Clemente, a graduate student and pain researcher at University College London, discusses the problem of ethnic disparities in pain assessment, management and treatment.

    News, Op-ed
  • Musculoskeletal pain

    Musculoskeletal Pain: It’s More Than What Happens in the Body

    Kayt Sukel · October 12, 2020

    Researchers are increasingly recognizing the importance of multi-sensory integration, education and exercise for pain management.

    Features
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