Chronic pain and substance use disorders often intersect, yet research in this area is limited. The #WashUAnesthesiology PREPARE T90/R90 Training Program seeks postdocs ready to tackle these challenges and drive impactful clinical research. Learn more: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

Congrats to one of WashU Pain's own - Dr. Juliet Mwirigi!

Chronic pain affects millions, yet remains misunderstood and underfunded. #WashUanesthesiology researchers—including Rob Gereau, Bryan Copits, Juliet Mwirigi—shed light on the urgent need for a revolution in pain research in a recent The New York Times article. nytimes.com/2025/01/12/mag…

Are you a postdoc interested in advancing pain/addiction research? The #WashUAnesthesiology PREPARE T90/R90 Training Program offers mentorship, cutting-edge resources, and a focus on clinical solutions to these urgent public health challenges. Learn more: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

#WashUanesthesiology is committed to advancing scientific discovery through innovative training programs. Explore opportunities in anesthesiology-related fields from basic science to translational and clinical studies: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

"Chronic pain and addiction are among the most urgent public health challenges, yet critical knowledge gaps remain. The PREPARE T90/R90 Program is your chance to lead transformative research in this field.” Learn more: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

The #WashUanesthesiology PREPARE T90/R90 Training Program is seeking postdocs interested in exploring social factors that drive chronic pain and substance use disorders. Learn more: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

Congrats to our fellow Mitsukuni Yoshida former fellow Dr. Pak and former faculty Dr. Thang on their recent publication Pain Medicine Journal on shoulder pain cooled RFA #WashUpain WashU Pain Center WashU Medicine Anesthesiology Pain Fellowship WashU Medicine Anesthesiology WashU Medicine Anesthesiology Research

A new cannabis-derived compound developed by @WashUmedicine and Stanford Medicine relieves pain without affecting the brain—avoiding mind-altering side effects and addiction risk. This breakthrough could offer a safer alternative to opioids for chronic pain. medicine.washu.edu/news/compound-…

New research from @WashUMedicine shows that sex hormones affect how male and female rats with chronic pain release dopamine after fentanyl. The findings may help explain why men have higher opioid use and overdose rates. Jessica Higginbotham Jose Moron-Concepcion. @washupain medicine.washu.edu/news/female-se…

The #WashUAnesthesiology T90/R90 Training Program (PREPARE) is seeking postdocs passionate about pain and addiction research. This program offers unparalleled support for launching impactful careers in the field. Learn more and apply: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

Interested in advancing pain and addiction research? The PREPARE T90/R90 Training Program at @WashUmedicine supports postdoctoral scholars exploring clinical solutions for chronic pain and substance use disorders. Learn more: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

🚨 Save the date! The 2025 St. Louis Translational Pain Research Forum returns Sept. 26–27. Join leading minds across #STL & the Midwest coming together to advance pain research. Learn more & register: stl-tprf2023.my.canva.site/stl-tprf2025 Institute for Translational Neuroscience WashU Pain Center University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in STL #STLTPRF

Congrats to Dr. Chamessian (Alex Chamessian) on receiving the ASRA Pain Medicine 2025 Chronic Pain Grant for his research using PROTACs to eliminate pain-signaling proteins NaV1.7 and NaV1.8—offering hope for non-addictive, long-lasting relief from chronic pain.

From training grants to mentorship and cutting-edge resources, #WashUanesthesiology is empowering early-career researchers to excel in science. Learn more: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

Join us in congratulating Dr. Mitsukuni Yoshida on receiving the FAER 2025 Research Fellowship Grant! His project explores how cholesterol metabolism in immune cells contributes to chronic pain. Learn more: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/yoshida-receiv…

Chronic pain and substance use disorders are deeply intertwined, yet research is limited. The PREPARE T90/R90 Training Program, led by @painburel, offers $3M in NIH funding to train scholars tackling these challenges. Apply today: anesthesiology.wustl.edu/research/train…

Congratulations graduates! 🎓 #WashUpain #Fellowship #PainMedicine WashU Pain Center WashU Medicine Anesthesiology

Persistent pain after surgery affects millions — but why it happens remains a mystery. A multidisciplinary team at #WashU, including Simon Haroutounian, is using machine learning to predict who’s most at risk and guide personalized interventions. Learn more: engineering.washu.edu/news/2025/Pred…

One month left to register for the St. Louis Translational Pain Research Forum! We’re excited to connect with Institute for Translational Neuroscience, WashU Pain Center, University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in STL, and all who join us!. Learn more: stl-tprf2023.my.canva.site/stl-tprf2025 #STLTPRF