Pain and Addiction Research Snapshot: Drs. Adriaan Bruijnzeel and John Neubert
Study testing a combination therapy involving CBD in animal models shows promise in the hunt for treatment strategies to lower the dose of opioids for chronic pain.
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Researcher turns a personal diagnosis into a scientific quest
Dr. Tyler Nelson's diagnosis of periodic paralysis inspired a new focus in his work as a young neuroscientist at the MBI.
Healthy habits can make your brain age more slowly
MBI researchers found that optimism, good sleep, social support and other healthy habits were associated with slower brain aging, even in people living with chronic pain.
A neuroscientist explains the science of pain
In The Conversation's Curious Kids series, Dr. Yenisel Cruz-Almeida explains pain, how it travels, and why it's needed as a warning signal.
Pain Research Snapshot: Drs. Cheng Tang and Rajesh Khanna
New nonopioid compound shows potential for mitigating pain in preclinical animal models, human cells.
UF researchers combine expertise to investigate safe pain relief
Dr. Rajesh Khanna is targeting key proteins involved in pain pathways, with a goal of safely “turning down the volume” on pain.
UF awarded $3.5 million grant to train new clinical pain researchers
MBI researchers Drs. Yenisel Cruz-Almeida and Kyle Allen will train postdoctoral fellows in effort to develop new non-opioid treatments for pain management.
New data biorepository may help move the needle on pain
With $10 million NIH grant, Drs. Kyle Allen and Yenisel Cruz-Almeida seek to explore pain pathways and create custom treatments.
Tech Tuesday: PATH for non-addictive pain killers
Dr. Rajesh Khanna was featured for UF Innovate’s Tech Tuesday, discussing his work with the PATH Collaboratory toward non-addictive pain killers for patients with chronic pain.
