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Vasco Galhardo. Neuroscientist, Pain Research. Director PhD Program Neuroscience, University Porto. Group Leader i3S. Era-Net NEURON Ambassador.
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Finally! www.nytimes.com/2025/03/08/s...
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Very fine paper,congrats. Three decades ago I started my research carreer doing neuroanatomy of superficial dorsal horn neurons. I envy you: there was no calcium imaging back then 😊
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Sure... But everyone that subscribes this "idea" needs to sign a mandatory declaration of never again getting a medicine and never again eat a steak. Deal?
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What midterms? Kiss elections goodbye...
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Please, no more WaPo links or anything that drives traffic to their website. Even if it is the most interesting story.
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@mcuban.bsky.social When is the "Billionaires for Democracy Fund" announced? Targeted feds unfairly fired cannot sue on their own, or they will even more bankrupt.
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Caça aos patos na lagoa de Veneza é algo que está no imaginário americano a partir dos livros de Ernest Hemingway... Para o caçador americano (não são poucos), Africa e Veneza são grandes destinos internacionais.
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Welcome. Bluesky Pain community is slowly growing...
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Here
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Wrong... I couldn't care less about Woods. But I do care when someone says a good title that is up to the point, is "nonsense". But glad you know the literature.
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Before the advent of the push-one-button-to-get-full-omics-results, there were painstaking genetical analysis. Geoff Woods is one those pioneers (maybe the best among in the field of pain genetics). If you intend to do pain research, knowing the past is crucial to plan the future. Read his papers.
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There are a few handfull of CIP patients, and their physical characterization is many times sketchy and episodical at best. Thus, the report that CIP can co-exist with neuropathy was and is highly relevant.
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No, I am not being emotional... In the title "congenital insensitive to pain" (CIP) is a technical name diagnosis of a disease. In this case, the patient was not only diagnosed psicophysically but also through by genetics, and carried one the mutations needed for full CIP diagnosis.
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I don't think you are familiar with the research of Geoff Woods, are you, or the significance of this particular case report? Maybe read a bit about pain genetics and CIP before posting?
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Hi Rui. Welcome... Beat you to Bluesky.
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Johnny Guitar by Nicholas Ray, 1954.