Don't miss this exceptional annual conference exploring the role of music in pain management and Alzheimer’s disease.
Registration is still open—reserve your spot today!
https://t.co/vEhDhgvQuu
We are pleased to let you know our multisciplinary work on #VR, #musics, #sound#engineering#pain, is now out. 'A critical role of affective content in the analgesic effect of virtual reality: a cross-sectional within-subject study'.
https://t.co/6xLxMoo6Y9
How does context shape placebo effects?
This study shows that observational placebo hypoalgesia depends on both empathy and immersion: human demonstrators were more effective in 2D settings, while avatars elicited stronger placebo effects in VR.
https://t.co/ywPb3N4nYP
Focus: Drs. Moss, @Colloca_Luana, & col. (@UofMaryland) examined the burden of cancer-related pain, using breast cancer as a representation.
– Virtual reality may enhance interventions in cancer pain management.
Free: https://t.co/ZymEJEQitu
We’re very proud to announce that the 2025 supplemental issue of #PAIN is online now! Read about what to expect from the next 50 years of pain research: https://t.co/sONPcSViZW
It is with profound sadness that we share the passing of Professor Andrea Evers. Andrea was a visionary leader, brilliant scientist, and compassionate colleague whose work shaped the heart of our @SIPS community and beyond. Her legacy will continue to inspire all of us.
The 2025 Spring Guest Lecture Series at #umson with the partnership of #iasp. Virtually or in person, join us to learn more about placebo, pain, and mental health.
Join us for the first C-COMP seminar of 2025, Jan 16 8 am CST. Dr. Luana Colloca will discuss placebo effects in osteoarthritis! Please register to attend virtually - or come to Chicago for the live experience.