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  • Annals of Internal Medicine
    J. Wilson. The pain divide between men and women. March, 2006.
  • BioTechniques
    E. Podolak. Facial expressions quantify pain in lab mice. May, 2010.
  • British Medical Journal
    N. Hawkes. Painkillers may need to be sex specific. February, 2000.
  • Cell
    M. Koch. Making a difference in pain. September, 2015.
  • Current Biology
    S. Shiers and T. Price. A male-specific pain memory mechanism. January, 2019.
  • EMBO Reports
    P. Hunter. The reproducibility “crisis”. September, 2017.
  • Journal of the American Medical Association
    T. Hampton. A world of pain: scientists explore factors controlling pain perception. November, 2006.
    L. Lamberg. Venus orbits closer to pain than Mars, Rx for one sex may not benefit the other. July, 1998.
  • Journal of NIH Research
    K. Hopkin. Pain in the mouse: searching for pain’s genetic roots. October, 1997.
    N. Touchette. Estrogen signals a novel route to pain relief. April, 1993.
  • Lab Animal
    Z. Dworsky-Fried & Taylor, A.M.W. Sex differences in learned conditioned pain sensitivity. March, 2019.
    E. Neff. Painless pain assessments with machine learning. May, 2018.
    B.B. Gunderson. Solving for (se)x. September, 2015.
  • Nature
    B. Nogrady. How pain is misunderstood and ignored in women. September, 2024.
    E. Dolgin. How a ‘pain-o-meter’ could improve treatments. September, 2024.
    C. Brown. A drug-free prescription for pain. September, 2024.
    L. Odling-Smee. Chronic pain: the long road to discovery. March, 2023.
    H. Wood. Anti-inflammatory drugs could cause chronic pain. July, 2022.
    A. Dance. Why the sexes don’t feel pain the same way. March, 2019.
    S. Pain. Painful progress. July, 2016.
    E. Brown. Genetics: an incomplete mosaic. July, 2016.
    J. Marchant. Strong placebo response thwarts painkiller trials. October, 2015.
    Research Highlight: Male mice process pain differently. July, 2015.
    A. Katsnelson. Male researchers stress out rodents. May, 2014.
    D. Cressey. Rabbits show their pain. Sept. 7, 2012.
    M. Baker. Animal models: Inside the minds of mice and men. July, 2011.
    J. Weaver. Mouse pain study stirs debate. May, 2010.
    M. Baker. The author file: Jeffrey Mogil. May, 2010.
    J. Weaver. Mice pull pained expressions. May, 2010.
    E. Hayden. Sex bias blights drug studies. March, 2010.
    E. Marris. More pain studies needed. March, 2009.
  • Nature Biotechnology
    C. Seydel. The missing sex. February, 2021.
  • Nature Medicine
    E. Dolgin. Animalgesic effects. November, 2010.
  • Nature Reviews Neurology
    H. Wood. Anti-inflammatory drugs could cause chronic pain. May 24, 2022.
  • Science
    V. Morell. Rats see the pain in other rats faces. March 31, 2015.
    D. Grimm. Male scent may compromise biomedical studies. May, 2014.
    N. Akpan. Pain no deterrent for male libido. April, 2014.
    G. Miller. Signs of empathy seen in mice. June, 2006.
    J. Marx. Prolonging the agony. July, 2004.
    J. Marx. Why other people may not feel your pain. July, 2004.
    C. Holden. Redhead’s relief. April, 2003.
  • Science Signaling
    E.M. Adler. Of stress, pain, gender and the arginine vasopressin receptor. December, 2011.
  • Science Translational Medicine
    D. Lowe. The rising placebo effect. October, 2015.
  • The Lancet
    Editorial. Research matters: challenges of replication. March, 2017.
    J. Bradbury. Why do men and women feel and react to pain differently?  May, 2003.

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