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Educational Blogs
Have you ever wondered what pain is, and how we feel it? Why not watch this video compiled by three of our ESRs, George, Xhoana and Rita to find out the answers to these and more questions.
Research Blogs
Exploring novel macrophage-associated mechanisms in autoantibodies- induced pain
by Zerina Kurtovic (ESR 5)
Mechanisms of spinal neuroinflammation and hyperexcitability in models of joint inflammation
by Anutosh Roy (ESR 7)
by Fátima Gimeno-Ferrer (ESR 8)
Assessment of medical marijuana bioactive substances in a mouse model of neuropathic pain
by Cristiana Dumbraveanu (ESR 10)
Secondment Reviews
Fátima Gimeno-Ferrer (ESR 8) reviews her Secondment in the Alps February 2020 at Medizinische Universität Innsbruck.
Silvia Fanton reviews her one-month secondment to MABTECH in Stockholm working with Dr Steffan Paulie, Chief Executive.
Short Research Monologues and interviews
Chronic Pain in Musculoskeletal disorders like Osteoarthritis
Hans-Georg Schaible, Director of the Institute of Physiology from the University of Jena describes the impact of chronic pain on people living with musculoskeletal disorders and the prospects for better treating this.
How Pain Impacts on People with Alzheimer’s Disease
Susan Duty interviews Clive Ballard to hear about the difficulties in diagnosing and managing pain in people with Alzheimer’s disease and how the TOBeATPAIN network programme hopes to positively impact upon this.
Pain in Parkinson’s disease
Susan Duty interviews Ray Chaudhuri to find out how pain is of relevance in Parkinson’s disease which is classically known for its effects on people’s ability to move
Pain Research Forum Podcast on Pain in Parkinson’s disease
Prof K Ray Chaudhuri and Yazead Buhidma, PhD student with Professors Duty and Malcangio, are interviewed by Jayden O’Brien, PhD student at the University of Sydney.
Exploring Fibromyalgia
Susan Duty interviews Eva Kosek to discover more about the condition known as fibromyalgia and to hear about the fascinating plans for Eva and colleagues’ work being undertaken as part of the TOBeATPAIN project.