Researchers Have Discovered a New Way To Reduce Chronic Nerve Pain
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Researchers from the University of Texas ' s MD Anderson Cancer Center have identified a potential role for proteins, known to be associated with certain cancers, in the emergence and continuation of chronic neurological pain after neurological injuries, which could pave the way for the development of new methods to alleviate this type of pain.
Scientists have found a protein linked to chronic nerve pain
Scientists have found a protein linked to chronic nerve painResearchers at the MD Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas have identified a BRAF protein that may be involved in the formation and maintenance of chronic...
Researchers Have Discovered a New Way To Reduce Chronic Nerve Pain
A cancer-linked protein called BRAF may help drive chronic nerve pain, and existing cancer drugs targeting it reduced pain sensitivity in preclinical models. Chronic nerve pain can persist long after an injury and often responds poorly to standard pain medications. Researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center now report evidence that BRAF, [...]
Researchers at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center identified BRAF protein as a possible factor in chronic neuropathic pain. The study suggests that BRAF inhibitors, already used in...
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