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If you could read the mind of someone in pain, it would make management a whole lot easier. Objective biomarkers of pain have been considered a holy grail of pain […]
Learn More >It’s only been 10 years since the emergence of the cancer neuroscience field. Back in 2013, landmark studies discovered that if peripheral neurons were ablated in a mouse model of […]
Learn More >Monday, August 14, 2023, 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. ET Click Here to Register A pre-application webinar for those interested in learning more about the notices of funding opportunity (NOFOs) RFA-NS-22-022, RFA-NS-22-023RFA-NS-22-024, […]
Learn More >Tuesday, August 8, 2023, 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. ET Click Here to Register NIH staff will host a pre-application webinar on Tuesday, August 8, 2023, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. EST […]
Learn More >Five early-career pain researchers are participating in the PRF-NAPS Correspondents program covering the 2023 North American Pain School, which took place from 18-23 June in Montebello, Québec City, Canada. The Correspondents program is […]
Learn More >Five early-career pain researchers are participating in the PRF-NAPS Correspondents program during the 2023 North American Pain School, taking place from 18-23 June in Montebello, Québec City, Canada. The Correspondents program is a […]
Learn More >Five early-career pain researchers are participating in the PRF-NAPS Correspondents program during the 2023 North American Pain School, taking place from 18-23 June in Montebello, Québec City, Canada. The Correspondents program is a […]
Learn More >Five early-career pain researchers are participating in the PRF-NAPS Correspondents program during the 2023 North American Pain School, taking place from 18-23 June in Montebello, Québec City, Canada. The Correspondents program is a […]
Learn More >NAPS Preview Blog Posts Close to Home, Away from Home A Damsel’s Tale United by Our Common Goal Expecting the Unexpected I’m an Engineer, Not a Neuroscientist! Close to Home, […]
Learn More >There is a common assumption that autistic people are hyposensitive to pain, potentially originating from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders’ description of the sensory atypicality in autism […]
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