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Men, Women Process Pain Signals Differently: Study

Toronto, March 28 (IANS) Neurons in the spinal cord process pain signals differently in women compared to men, suggests a study.

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Men, women process pain signals differently: Study

Neurons in the spinal cord process pain signals differently in women compared to men, suggests a study.The finding, published in the journal BRAIN, could lead to better and more personalised treatments for chronic pain, which are desperately .

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Study finds men and women process pain signal differently

Researchers have found that neurons in the spinal cord process pain signals differently in women compared to men.

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Study suggests pain signals are processed differently in men and women

A new study shows for the first time that neurons in the spinal cord process pain signals differently in women compared to men.

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Chronic Pain is Processed Via Sex-Specific Conserved Mechanisms

Mechanisms of chronic pain processing in neurons of the spinal cord are sex-specific and conserved across species from rodents to humans.

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