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A European Project Will Investigate Bowel-Brain Communication as a Key to Understanding Chronic Pain and Its Emotional Effects
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The University of Valencia (UV) coordinates the European project PainGutPFC, in which it addresses one of the most prevalent health problems worldwide: chronic pain and its emotional and cognitive complications. The project studies alterations in body-brain communication that cause chronic pain from an innovative approach that combines basic research with direct clinical application. This January, studies in humans in Valencia are started, with …
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