This is the official Twitter for the @US_ASP Sex Differences in Pain and Analgesia Special Interest Group (SIG). Co-Chairs: @DrAveritt @DrJoyceDaSilva
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Let #USASP begin! See below the details of our data blitz presenters at our SIG meeting this Tuesday, April 16th for registered conference attendees.
Room: Fifth Avenue, Fourth Floor
Time: 5:30-7:00 pm Pacific
USASP Sex Differences in Pain and Analgesia SIG retweeted
Great time with a great crew at the Sex Differences in Pain and Analgesia SIG Social in Seattle last night @USASP_SexDiff @US_ASP #isasp2024 @DrJoyceDaSilva @Goldpainlab @ParamitaBasu21 @AlexanderShevon
USASP Sex Differences in Pain and Analgesia SIG retweeted
Congrats to Laura Ventura, my bright PhD student, for successfully presenting her first poster at @US_ASP! Investigating the impact of green light therapy on chronic pain and sex differences. Appreciate everyone who stopped by #usasp2024 @USASP_SexDiff @UMMedNeuro
USASP Sex Differences in Pain and Analgesia SIG retweeted
Calling Pain Researchers!
Do you examine Sex and Gender in Pain Research?
Help us understanding your approach, analysis and opinions to develop guidelines for the field.
Complete the survey
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📌 Deadline Friday 19th April
See PAINDIFF.com
Want to come to the Sex Differences social? 🎉
Tuesday, April 16
7-9pm following the Data Blitz
RSVP to @DrAveritt by email
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Great turn out for our SIG Social! Love bringing the Pain community together at #USASP #USASP2023 😊
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We’ll be highlighting new sex differences research all week at #USASP2023 #USASP
First, @angelinafranq presents work showing the effect of preoperative stress on acute postoperative pain is stronger in women!
@taylormorgan07 explains to us the interaction between estrogen and serotonin in protein kinase phosphorylation in macrophages to promote inflammation !
Our final sex differences poster at #USASP #USASP2023:
Yehui Zhu reports sex differences in pain, sensory functions, and psychosocial factors between patients with knee osteoarthritis
