Athletes associate pain with "being injured" but pain does not equal injury. We debate this and give examples of how to manage pain in sports in the absence of clear pathology @Ciaran_Physio @kieranosull @Merete_Moller @FionaWilsonf
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👉Exciting Opportunity! Are you passionate about basic human pain research? @CNAP_AAU is recruiting a PhD fellow to join our dynamic team exploring brain oscillations and pain sensitivity biomarkers. Apply now! 🔗 cnap.hst.aau.dk/vacancies
Please repost and DM me for more info!
What can we learn from the RESTORE trial and a few other things… A conversation with prof @PeteOSullivanPT in Basel for the #IFOMPT24 free download in your favourite podcast store (Apple link below)
podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcas…
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Do consider completing this survey on women’s pelvic pain and please share HT @SandyHiltonPT @SarahHaagPT @BrunelResearch @brunelchwl @IASPpain @APP_IASP @EFIC_org @BritishPainSoc @Painaustralia @US_ASP @PhysioPainAssoc @luciaberryphys1 @Pain_Mind_Movem @APP_IASP @MyPelvisMatters
We’re inviting women (afab) Internationally to complete this questionnaire & help us understand pelvic pain, pls share!
app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk…
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The extended abstract from our IFOMPT focused symposium was published today.
"Disentangling the complexities of persistent pain through a mechanistic approach"
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Thanks to a great group that made this successful
@SmithAshleyD
@MH_DK
Susanne Becker
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Thanks a lot @MH_DK for joining in the podcast during the @IFOMPT Congress in Basel 🇨🇭🎧🎤👍 @NVMT_NL @PhysioGlobal1 – at Rotterdam, The Netherlands
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A good time at IFOMPT.
Our Focused Symposia was well received. My presentation was on "Tissue Loading Mechanisms and Immune Dysregulation" in Persistent Pain.
Thanks very much to my great team of co-presenters: @SmithAshleyD, Susanne Becker and Morten Hoegh @MH_DK
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How can digital technologies address needs and challenges in healthcare?
New PREPRINT:
medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
@MichaelRathleff
@SimonKJohansen
@MH_DK
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4 year funded #PhD position available in the internally funded project
“Developing a public awareness campaign for back pain in Germany: a participative research approach (BACKCamPAIN)”
More info 🔗 👉 nature.com/naturecareers/job…
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Time to ditch the biomechanical explanations for non-specific #LowBackPain
Our latest #ScopingReview delved into the research on the relationship (or lack thereof) between load and back pain.
Take a look ➡️ ow.ly/En5x50QRTyU
#yourJOSPT
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Here is the fantastic @MH_DK entire (so far) Pain Science in Practice series. 1-7.
Pain Science in Practice: What Is Pain Neuroscience? Part 1
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Pain Science in Practice: What Is Pain Neuroscience? Part 2
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Pain Science in Practice Peripheral Sensitization
Part 3
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Pain Science in Practice: Central Sensitization I
Part 4
jospt.org/doi/abs/10.2519/jo…
Pain Science in Practice: Central Sensitization II
Part 5
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Pain Science in Practice: How Does Descending Modulation of Pain Work?
Part 6
jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jospt.…
Pain Science in Practice: How Is Descending Modulation of Pain Measured?
Part 7
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Ready to kickstart your career in pain research? Join our dynamic and international team at @CNAP_AAU
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity! 🚀
🗓️ Deadlines:
👉PhD fellowships: June 2nd. More info:
xitter.cf/CNAP_AAU/status/178520…
👉Post-doc positions: June 9th 👇
🚀 Passionate about human pain research? Join @CNAP_AAU as a postdoc fellow! Dive into cutting-edge studies on pain neuroplasticity in humans using e.g. EEG, TMS, tES. Join a top-tier team in a dynamic, global environment to advance our understanding of chronic pain. Pls repost.
Forsker: Tunge løft alene giver ikke ondt i ryggen videnskab.dk/krop-sundhed/fo… @RenemanMichiel @aausund
Great job by @JulieKRPedersen @bartkoes @PhysioAlex et al. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3819… the evidence for specific vs non-specific/no treatment on Chronic NSLBP 👏👇
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See the full details on what the Academy is, how much it costs, what benefits it provides, and how to register:
europeanpainfederation.eu/ef…
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📣We are currently recruiting for positions within the Education SIG & the Education Committee📚. These roles help to develop the strategy & activities of the BPS, as well as providing opportunities for personal development. If you want to know more please get in touch with us!
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🟣 Sandy Hilton Pelvic Pain Course is fast approaching!
🎟️ You can still book your spot with the link in bio.
🤓 Don't miss out on this great opportunity to learn from Sandy and meet other colleagues interested in pain
✅ Add to your toolbox for complex patients!
🔗Link in bio
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How do we explain painful non‐traumatic knee conditions to adolescents? A multiple‐method study to develop credible explanations - Djurtoft - 2024 - European Journal of Pain - Wiley Online Library
Nice job by @ChrisDjurtoft and colleagues.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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👋@CNAP_AAU Open Lab day April 24th 2024!💪 Wanna help solve the most prevalent medical condition worldwide? Join us for Open Lab day to know more about being a PhD Fellow at world leading pain research centre Aalborg, Denmark. Sign up here 👇cnap.hst.aau.dk/cnap-free-sa……
@aausund
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Insufficient Evidence for Load as the Primary Cause of Nonspecific (Chronic) Low Back Pain. A Scoping Review jospt.org/doi/abs/10.2519/jo… @JOSPT @RenemanMichiel































