Discovery of gene involved in chronic pain creates new treatment target

Published on 15 June 2022

Oxford researchers have discovered a gene that regulates pain sensitisation by amplifying pain signals within the spinal cord, helping them to understand an important mechanism underlying chronic pain in humans and providing a new treatment target.
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