Roger Fillingim

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Cancer Pain Research and Racial Inequity Publications from PRICE

Grant Awarded Congratulations to Emily Bartley and Roger Fillingim who, alongside Dan Mcneil, have received the NIDCR grant award to put towards ‘Development of Opportunities for Research’ (DOOR), an interdisciplinary collaborative project between UF College of Dentistry and the School of Dental Medicine at East Carolina…

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Pain-Treatment Practices Pain management and treatment amongst community-dwelling adults varies from person to person and surprisingly, remains a glaring opportunity for further research. How do community-dwelling adults manage their own pain and how does it differ between communities as well as nationally? In ‘Self-Reported Pain Treatment Practices Among…

Promotions and Presentations This coming weekend, Roger Fillingim will be presenting at the 30th annual Napa Pain Conference in Napa, CA. He will be delivering a presentation on the optimization of patient-provider interactions to enhance pain care, as well as a presentation surrounding Nociplastic Pain. Learn more…

New Article on Brain-Predicted Age Difference Brain-predicted age differences are calculated by finding the difference between chronological age and brain age, which is estimated using neuroimaging data. Though findings tend to show higher results from individuals who live with chronic pain, articles exist arguing the opposite. In “Brain-predicted…

New Review in Gender Affirming Care PRICE affiliates, Mark Bishop and Meryl Alappattu worked alongside UF Librarian Jane Morgan-Daniel in the article, ‘Pain and Dysfunction Reported after Gender-Affirming Surgery: A Scoping Review’ which was recently published in Physical Therapy.  Eighty-seven articles discussing feminizing procedures, as well as thirty-one…

New Publications In Neighborhood Deprivation and Oxycodone Reward Behaviors Knee osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease of the knee that usually results from the progressive loss of articular cartilage.  An estimated 250 people worldwide suffer from it, with older adults experiencing the greater likelihood of having it. …

Newly Publication Concerning EMAs Ecological momentary assessments (EMAs) collect data repeatedly throughout an individual’s standard day, measuring their behaviors and experiences in real time, in their natural environment. In Experiences and Perceptions of Using Smartphone Ecological Momentary Assessment for Reporting Knee Osteoarthritis Pain and Symptoms, Roger Fillingim, alongside…