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Fred Schwaller

Berlin
As seen in: Deutsche Welle (DW), LinkedIn, Brasil Online, G1 Globo, Line Today (Hong Kong), MSN, MSN Brasil, MSN Deutschland, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, UOL and
Covers:  Neuroscience, pain research, the broader biological sciences and psychology, as well as topics to help early career scientists
British born, Berlin-based science journalist and editor. Currently a news editor at Nature magazine.
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Analgesia From General Anesthetics: A "Pain-Off" Switch in the Central Amygdala

Analgesia From General Anesthetics: A "Pain-Off" Switch in the Central Amygdala

General anesthetics used in surgeries are well known to cause loss of consciousness. This has often been assu…

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Brain Networks Controlling Endogenous Pain Modulation Differ According to Age and Sex

Brain Networks Controlling Endogenous Pain Modulation Differ According to Age and Sex

Over the next several decades, a rapid increase in aging populations will challenge healthcare systems around…

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Anesthetics Turn Off Pain - But Not Only Because They Put You to Sleep - RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NE...

Anesthetics Turn Off Pain - But Not Only Because They Put You to Sleep - RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NE...

General anesthetics used in surgeries cause loss of consciousness. This sedative effect has long been thought…

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How Well the Brain Dampens Pain Differs According to Age and Sex - RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, IN...

How Well the Brain Dampens Pain Differs According to Age and Sex - RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, IN...

Over the next several decades, a rapid increase in aging populations will challenge healthcare systems around…

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An Approved Drug for Multiple Sclerosis Also Eases Pain

An Approved Drug for Multiple Sclerosis Also Eases Pain

It takes billions of dollars and years of research and testing to develop new drugs, including novel treatmen…

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Going in Opposite Directions: The Role of the Amygdala in Pain

Going in Opposite Directions: The Role of the Amygdala in Pain

The role of the amygdala in pain has been closely considered by pain researchers for decades. The results hav…

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What Makes a DRG Neuron a DRG Neuron?

What Makes a DRG Neuron a DRG Neuron?

Peripheral sensory neurons are classified based on characteristics such as anatomical structure, physiologica…

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