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Register for the 28 May Pain in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Special Interest Group webinar: “Advances in the Understanding and Assessment of Chronic Pain in Children and Young People with Cerebral Palsy.” bit.ly/4d95Mtr

Daily rates for ISPP 2025 are now available! Whether you are joining us for one day or the full experience, now is the time to register for #ISPP2025 in Glasgow 17 – 20 June: bit.ly/42zOQr7

In Resch et al.’s new human cold pain model, inhibition of transient receptor potential, TRPA1 TRPM8, and voltage-gated sodium channel, type NaV1.7 and NaV1.8, affects noxious cold thresholds but not pain from prolonged cold exposure. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/4moiA3p

Harnik et al. find that continuous nerve blocks for TKA offered no significant advantage over single-injection blocks in pain relief, opioid use, or patient-reported outcomes during the first postoperative day. Learn more in #PainReports bit.ly/42duqDX

Read this #PapersoftheWeek #EditorsPick from Karen Ann Lindquist et al. and SfN Journals’s #eNeuro investigating mechanically activated currents from trigeminal neurons of non-human primates bit.ly/3GOnmXk #PRF

Now in #PAIN: “Human cold pain: a randomized crossover trial” by Resch et al. bit.ly/4moiA3p

Join us on Bluesky @PainReports.bsky.social for updates on the last pain research: bit.ly/4ii7HgI

Check out this #PapersoftheWeek #EditorsPick from Hu et al. and Nature Communications showing evidence that single-cell RNA sequencing dissects immunosuppressive signatures in Helicobacter pylori-infected human gastric system bit.ly/3Yvh9G2 #PRF

Register for the 28 May webinar: “Advances in the Understanding and Assessment of Chronic Pain in Children and Young People with Cerebral Palsy.” Learn More and Register: bit.ly/4d95Mtr

Let us know what you think about this recent #PapersoftheWeek #EditorsPick from Lauren Donovan et al. and Nature Neuroscience about the susceptibility of the PNS to neuronal senescence in aged populations bit.ly/4jdruh6 #PRF

The 7th Southeast Asia Pain Management Camp, hosted by IASP and partners, brought together 37 early-career clinicians for a week of hands-on training and leadership development in Singapore. Explore the highlights: bit.ly/4jjkIqe

Yeater et al. find that differences in DNA methylation were identified in asymptomatic vs. symptomatic lumbar intervertebral disks with similar degeneration severity obtained from a single participant with back pain. Learn more in #PainReports bit.ly/4iff9bT

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Animal Research on 3 June is IASP’s next webinar in a special series exploring the role of AI in pain management. Free for IASP members, $25 USD for non-members bit.ly/4kvUSjS

What do you think of the risk factors for neuropathic pain development and cessation identified in this study from Brask-Thomsen et al. and PAIN Journal about the development of diabetic polyneuropathy over time? bit.ly/4dpcrQc #PRF

Flynn et al. find that after 3 weeks, complementary and integrative health approaches resulted in greater improvement in pain impact than standard rehabilitative care, but longer-term outcomes were equivalent. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/43tID1n

Artificial Intelligence and Pain Webinar 3 June.~ Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Animal Research~bit.ly/4kvUSjS >~#AI #Pain #PainManegment #PainResearch

This week’s #PAIN Featured Image is a diagram of the experimental protocol and expected peaks in evoked potential to TMS to M1. Learn more in Nahian Chowdhury et al. bit.ly/4mic9yz

Tomorrow’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Animal Research is IASP’s next webinar in a special series exploring the role of AI in pain management. Free for IASP members, $25 USD for non-members bit.ly/4kvUSjS

What do you think this finding from Harrison Stratton, PhD and @PNAS News may mean for the future of postoperative pain management in women? bit.ly/43qQVpQ #PRF #endometriosis

Listen to the newest episode of the IASP-PRF podcast where Rima El-Sayed speaks with Alice Wagenaar about engaging patient partners as storytellers of the pain experience bit.ly/43aJ3ty #PRF