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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • The Biopsychosocial Model Helps Explain Complex Differences in Pain

    Pauline Voon · August 19, 2016

    A consideration of biology alone is not enough to understand chronic pain.

    News
  • Nerve Fiber Loss in Small-Fiber Neuropathy: It’s Not Just How Much, But How Fast

    Matthew Soleiman · August 8, 2016

    A recent study shows that looking at the change of nerve fiber density over time can help diagnosis.

    News
  • Rare Hereditary Pain Insensitivity Syndrome Yields Insight into Treating Chronic Pain

    Allison Marin · July 21, 2016

    A mouse study finds that blocking a protein called WNK1 can improve pain from nerve injury.

    News
  • The Role of Brain Imaging in Chronic Pain Research: A Podcast With David Seminowicz

    Relief Staff · July 13, 2016

    In this RELIEF podcast, David Seminowicz discusses what happens in the brain during chronic pain; the studies he is performing to better understand chronic pain conditions like low back pain, migraine, and burning mouth syndrome; and how brain imaging findings may help lead to new treatments.

    Podcasts
  • A Role for Oxytocin, the “Cuddle Hormone,” in Pain

    Allison Marin · June 16, 2016

    Results from an animal study bolster the idea that oxytocin plays a role in inflammatory pain.

    News
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