Poor Diet Leads to Prolonged Recovery From Induced Chronic Pain: An Interview of the Study Researcher
🎥 A diet mimicking the poor American diet, with 3-fold higher omega 6 to omega 3 ratio, prolongs recovery from induced chronic pain in rats.
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Abuse-Deterrent Formulations to Treat Prescription Drug Abuse
🎥 Abuse-deterrent formulations for prescription drug abuse are effective in reducing snorting and injection, but abusers switch to an oral route of administration. New abuse-deterrent formulations will need to discourage all routes of administration.
Psychosocial Pain Interventions: Many Effective Options
Physicians treating patients affected by pain need to help patients gain more access to treatment quickly.
Manual Therapy: An Important Overlooked Treatment for Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
Manual therapy uses skilled passive movement of joints and soft tissues to improve range of motion, mobility, and function.
What Mice Tell Us About the Link Between CGRP and Migraine
Data suggest that photic-squint or photophobia could be potential biomarkers for migraine pain, amenable to treatment with CGRP-based therapeutics.
Studies Explore the Relationship Between Resilience and Chronic Pain
Researchers discuss resilience in patients with chronic pain at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Pain Society.
The Peripheral Opioid Receptor as a Therapeutic Target
Researchers discuss why peripheral opioid receptors are normally inactive.
Program Encourages Grant Application Process
The American Pain Society (APS) and Pfizer Independent Grants for Learning and Change (IGLC) are collaborating to offer a new funding opportunity focused on improving the care for individuals with chronic pain
Correlation Between Detectable Viral Load and Enhanced Heat Pain Sensitivity
🎥 Processing of painful stimuli may be facilitated by a HIV surface glycoprotein, GP120 found to be at higher levels in HIV patients experiencing pain. Patients with detectable viral loads might be at increased risk for hyperalgesia and allodynia.
Several Factors Play a Role in Pain Reports Following Surgery
Predictive factors for post-operative chronic pain that were considered in past studies, included age and other demographic factors, as well as pre-operative pain.
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