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Myth-busting findings that immune system differences cause chronic pain to persist longer for women highlight the need for better treatment.

Here's how immune system differences may affect pain recovery in men and women, shaping inflammation, chronic pain risk, and future treatment approaches.

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Examining brain plasticity and its implications for development, aging, and brain injury recovery.

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Researchers have developed a diagnostic panel that identifies cognitive decline by analyzing how blood proteins fold. This ...

Hormone-regulated immune cells produce IL-10 to resolve pain more effectively in males, offering a potential new target for non-opioid chronic pain treatments.