Did you see our #STL Translational Pain Research Forum returns in September? Researchers, clinicians, and trainees are coming together to advance pain research. Learn more & register at stl-tprf2023.my.canva.site/stl-tprf2025 #STLTPRF

🚨 Save the date! The 2025 St. Louis Translational Pain Research Forum returns Sept. 26–27. Join leading minds across #STL & the Midwest coming together to advance pain research. Learn more & register: stl-tprf2023.my.canva.site/stl-tprf2025 Institute for Translational Neuroscience WashU Pain Center University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in STL #STLTPRF

Congrats to all the poster award winners at #usasp2025!! Very proud of my good friend Paz Duran who won an award for her work in basic science! Amazing work all around! 🙌😎

Had an amazing time at the #USASP2025 meeting! I am grateful to be part of such an inspiring and supportive community. Looking forward to what’s next! #painresearch #neuroscience #USASP

Congrats Paz!! Your work is amazing!

Pittsburgh Pain Consortium's Pain Day 2025 was a huge success! Great to see such an enthusiastic group of pain researchers across Pitt, Carnegie Mellon and Duquesne show groundbreaking work on the fundamental biology of pain and novel treatments. Big thanks to Dr. David Julius!

Fascinating work shedding light on the role of stress and prolactin in post-surgical pain, especially in females. A big step toward more personalized pain management. Congrats to the team! Grateful to my mentor Harrison Stratton, PhD learned so much and was lucky to work with him on this!

What do you think this finding from Harrison Stratton, PhD and PNASNews may mean for the future of postoperative pain management in women? bit.ly/43qQVpQ #PRF #endometriosis

End of an era - FINALLY DONE with medical training!! 9 years of post-graduate education/training later, I’m your newest friendly, neighborhood Toxicologist! 🐍🩺☣️🎉

Congrats Darien Stratton, MD!! So much hard work you deserve this immensely! 🥳🙌 Congratulations!!

What do you think these #painresearch results from Ullrich et al. in Science Advances may mean for finding the patterns behind ligand bias? bit.ly/4elhYYE

USASP is currently participating in virtual Hill visits to educate congressional staff about the importance of NIH funding for pain research. Want to help? Reach out to your representatives and share why pain research matters to you. Learn more here ⬇

Check it out! USASP is doing virtual visits to the Hill. Everyone that values science should participate and make their voices heard! #ScienceMatters #medtwitter

Excited to see the new website up and running, such a powerful resource for pain researchers!

Jiang et al. find that collapsin response mediator protein 2 phosphorylation in CD4+ T cells affects spinal infiltration and pain modulation, hinting at novel therapies for rheumatoid arthritis–related chronic pain. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/3HnqDO4

De la Peña et al. profile translation in the dorsal root ganglion in a model of paclitaxel and uncover a novel post-transcriptional regulatory network that controls the nonselective sodium leak channel. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/46LPyoR

Great to have this out: wonderful team effort, & nice to build on work from others that had identified the dysregulated osteoarthritis lipidome 😃