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Experiencing pain: perspectives of Patrick D. Wall—founding editor of the journal PAIN
Understanding what it is like to experience pain as you grow up: a poetic meta-ethnography
Development and validation of a home quantitative sensory testing tool-kit to assess changes in sensory and pain processing: a study in healthy young adults
Impaired pain in mice lacking first-order posterior medial thalamic neurons
Beyond the chronic pain stage: default mode network perturbation depends on years lived with back pain
Association between perception of harm and valence of shoulder movement images with disability levels related to chronic shoulder pain

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Experiencing pain: perspectives of Patrick D. Wall—founding editor of the journal PAIN

Devor, Marshall

PAIN. 166(1):11-19, January 2025.

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Small molecule _targeting Na_V1.7 via inhibition of CRMP2-Ubc9 interaction reduces pain-related outcomes in a rodent osteoarthritic model

Hestehave, Sara; Allen, Heather N.; Gomez, Kimberly; More

PAIN. 166(1):99-111, January 2025.

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Descending facilitation from rostral ventromedial medulla mu opioid receptor-expressing neurons is necessary for maintenance of sensory and affective dimensions of chronic neuropathic pain

Dogrul, Bekir Nihat; Machado Kopruszinski, Caroline; Dolatyari Eslami, Mahdi; More

PAIN. 166(1):153-159, January 2025.

2024 Global Year About Sex and Gender Disparities in Pain

IASP is designating 2024 as the Global Year About Sex and Gender Disparities in Pain.

Despite evidence of sex-related differences in pain perception and modulation in humans and non-human mammals, many pre-clinical studies still do not address sex as a variable. Even less study is devoted to human gender differences in pain, especially as the classification of gender identity becomes more complex and fluid.

Throughout 2024, IASP will examine what is known about sex and gender differences in pain perception and modulation and address sex-and gender-related disparities in both the research and treatment of pain.

Articles published in PAIN related to this year’s theme are marked with the Global Year logo and added to an article collection.

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Experiencing pain: perspectives of Patrick D. Wall—founding editor of the journal PAIN

Understanding what it is like to experience pain as you grow up: a poetic meta-ethnography

Development and validation of a home quantitative sensory testing tool-kit to assess changes in sensory and pain processing: a study in healthy young adults

Impaired pain in mice lacking first-order posterior medial thalamic neurons

Beyond the chronic pain stage: default mode network perturbation depends on years lived with back pain

Association between perception of harm and valence of shoulder movement images with disability levels related to chronic shoulder pain

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Current Issue Highlights

Experiencing pain: perspectives of Patrick D. Wall—founding editor of the journal PAIN

Small molecule _targeting Na_V1.7 via inhibition of CRMP2-Ubc9 interaction reduces pain-related outcomes in a rodent osteoarthritic model

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Descending facilitation from rostral ventromedial medulla mu opioid receptor-expressing neurons is necessary for maintenance of sensory and affective dimensions of chronic neuropathic pain

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2024 Global Year About Sex and Gender Disparities in Pain

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