Now in #PainReports: “Topical neurokinin-1 receptor antagonism ameliorates ocular pain and prevents corneal nerve degeneration in an animal model of dry eye disease” by Naderi et al.

Now in #PAIN: “Meningeal KATP channels contribute to behavioral responses in preclinical migraine models” by Hao-Ruei Mei et al.

Check out articles like “Functional connectivity associations with menstrual pain characteristics in adolescents: an investigation of the triple network model” by Payne et al. in #PAIN

Check out articles like “Race and gender biases in assessing pain intensity and medication needs among Chinese observers” by Zhiyuan Liu et al. in #PainReports

Take a look at this week’s newest edition of #PapersoftheWeek here! #PRF

We’re proud to announce a new Special Issue on #Fibromyalgia in #PainReports! The first 7 articles are available now at

Payne et al. find that menstrual pain severity, interference, and cumulative menstrual pain exposure were associated with functional connectivity of 3 key brain networks in adolescent girls with menstrual pain. Learn more in #PAIN

Check out this #PapersoftheWeek #EditorsPick from Dong et al. and @CommsBio where they have created an atlas of neuropathic pain-associated molecular pathology characteristics in the murine spinal cord #PRF

Now in #PainReports: “Race and gender biases in assessing pain intensity and medication needs among Chinese observers” by Zhiyuan Liu et al.

Now in #PAIN: “Functional connectivity associations with menstrual pain characteristics in adolescents: an investigation of the triple network model” by Payne et al.

Don’t miss ISPP 2025 in Glasgow, UK! From 17–20 June, connect with professionals dedicated to advancing pain care for infants, children, and adolescents. Secure your spot today: #PediatricPain #ISPP2025

Let’s connect on #BlueSky! IASP (@iasp.bsky.social) has joined the platform to foster a stronger international network for pain research and treatment. Be part of the community and check out our Starter Pack:

Share your research at NeuPSIG 2025! Poster Abstract submissions on all areas of neuropathic pain, especially interdisciplinary topics, are now open. Deadline: 3 March. Join us in Berlin this September:

Calling young scientists! The Pain, Mind, and Movement SIG is accepting applications for its Best Publication Award. Win $1,000 USD and present your work to the IASP community. Apply by 21 February: #PainScience

We're excited to join BlueSky! Stay updated on pain research, treatments, and global insights by following us at @iasp.bsky.social. Explore our exclusive Starter Pack and connect with pain experts worldwide.

Showcase your research! The Best Pain, Mind, and Movement Publication Award offers $1,000 USD and a webinar presentation opportunity. Submit your application by 21 February: #IASP #PainResearch

Submit Your NeuPSIG 2025 Poster Abstract: Present your work on neuropathic pain or itch at the flagship event for neuropathic pain research in Berlin, Germany, 4–6 September. Submissions close 3 March. Learn more:

Apply for the Best Pain, Mind, and Movement Publication Award! This award recognizes young scientists in pain research, offering a $1,000 USD prize and a chance to present in a PMM-sponsored webinar. Deadline: 21 February. Apply now: #PainResearch #IASP

This week’s #PAIN Featured Image is a schematic illustration of IL-33/ST2 signaling in DRG mediating neuropathic cold pain. To learn more, check out Lixia Du et al.’s new study

We’re proud to announce a new Special Issue on #Fibromyalgia in #PainReports! The first 7 articles are available now at