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Mellado Lagarde et al. evaluated the transient receptor potential ankyrin 1 antagonist LY3526318 in 3 chronic pain indications. It showed some analgesic benefit vs. placebo for participants with chronic lower back pain. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/403fLLk

Hands-On Workshops at the 2026 World Congress on Pain take place 26 October 2026 in Bangkok. Submit your proposal by 1 August 2025 to help attendees build practical skills in pain care: bit.ly/4n0crdY #IASP2026 #PainEducation #PainResearch #IASP #WorldCongressOnPain

What mechanisms do you think are at work when using #VR for #painmanagement? Hear pain scientists Deirdre Logan and @painsychsara speak about the INOVATE consortium and their recent work in pediatric medicine bit.ly/43c7wys #PRF #podcast

For people with an acute episode of low back pain, Chang et al. find that processing of non-noxious sensory inputs changed over time differentiated 6-month pain, but not disability outcome. Learn more in #PainReports bit.ly/3FoaRld

Current Pathways of Care Continue to Fail Those With a Diagnosis of Endometriosis So, what would a care pathway look like that focussed on the pain instead of primarily considering the lesions? obgyn.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/14…

Falls rates are rising so what can we do to prevent them? NeuRA's Prof Kim Delbaere & Prof Stephen Lord spoke with A Current Affair: facebook.com/share/v/1ELMz5… #falls #fallsprevention #fallsawareness #research #neuroscience

Tracker is out now! In this edition, read about how to get involved in the review of the Statement on Consumer and Community Involvement in Health and Medical Research and so much more. Head to our website: ow.ly/bSlo50WetV9

What do you predict the outcome will be for this PROCEED-study investigating four different doses of a monoclonal antibody directed against PACAP for #migraine prevention from Hans Christoph Diener and Brain? bit.ly/4kXvqnr #PRF #invisibleillness

People in rural, regional and remote NSW often face barriers to joining clinical trials. But rural clinicians are bringing trials closer to home thanks to the Rural, Regional and Remote Clinical Trial Enabling Program. Learn more in Clinician Connect: bit.ly/4mVMP1J

Wang et al. find that Kcnq4 channel regulates the excitability of Trpv1-expressing DRG neurons in the periphery, and functionally modulating acute and chronic itch in mice. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/4kZDJPA

Ali et al. identified 31 digital pain manikins, out of which only a few progressed to be used as a pain self-reporting tool. Learn more in #PainReports bit.ly/4jAwooU

Submit a manuscript to the Canadian Journal of Pain for an article collection on Improving Pain Research Through Knowledge Mobilization and Implementation Science. Submit by 31 January 2026  🔗 f.mtr.cool/umrhorldka More details and access to your member discount at 🔗

Thank you to everyone who joined us in Glasgow for #ISPP2025. We’re sharing moments from members who captured what this meeting meant to them — in science, connection, and care. Tag IASP to share your own reflections. #IASP #PainEducation

New today in the Guardian: Our voices on chronic pain. From neuroscience to lived experience, we explore the future of pain care. 🔗 healthawareness.co.uk/managing-pain/… #PatientEmpowerment2025 #ChronicPain #PainCare Mediaplanet UKIE

Cardoso-Cruz et al. find that optogenetic inhibition of LHb CaMKIIα-expressing neurons partially reverse neuropathic pain-related WM impairments and achieve antinociceptive effects. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/3FQRiSG

Myself Dave Oxley and Keith Meldrum 🇨🇦 are recording another Q&A next Sunday, so whether you are a healthcare professional or a person with pain please send your questions about pain self management to paintoolkit.org/contact And don't forget...#SelfmgtLIVING-Works

Verwoerd et al. studied differences in daily activities, patient concerns, and self-efficacy between first-episode and recurrent nonspecific neck pain patients. Learn more in #PainReports bit.ly/4mDijcS

One of the biggest causes of nerve pain in people with diabetes is high blood sugar, says Dr. Sean Mackey. •High blood sugar can damage the tiny nerves that carry pain signals. •It can also harm the nerves that help block pain signals. •What you eat matters too. Some foods

Poor sleep can worsen pain—and pain can disrupt sleep. Heather King, PhD, and Samsuk Kim, PhD, share practical strategies to break the cycle and get better rest. 📅 June 26 | 7pm PT | Online: stan.md/44jvyY2

'Bacteria can be used to turn plastic waste into painkillers, researchers have found, opening up the possibility of a more sustainable process for producing the drugs.' ow.ly/KGOJ50WfeBt