Enhanced facilitation and diminished inhibition characterizes the pronociceptive endogenous pain modulatory balance of persons living with HIV and chronic pain

RT @cappi_uab: Check out this new publication from @JessicaMerlinMD, @SonyaHeathMD and CAPPI co-director, Burel Goodin. https://t.co/kw0MzU…

Check out this new publication from @JessicaMerlinMD, @SonyaHeathMD and CAPPI co-director, Burel Goodin.

Observational study in @joinISNV coauthored by PittGIM's @JessicaMerlinMD examined differences in endogenous pain modulatory processes between persons living with HIV (#PLWH) w/ chronic pain, PLWH without chronic pain, and controls w/o HIV or chronic pain.

Enhanced facilitation and diminished inhibition characterizes the pronociceptive endogenous pain modulatory balance of persons living with HIV and chronic pain | SpringerLink https://t.co/yB0bglY3pD