Ed Keogh

@edkeogh.bsky.social

Pain researcher. Sex, gender, and pain. Pain communication. Attention. Psychology. Started in London, then moved to the South West. Prof at University of Bath, UK. Interests: music, coffee, food.

🧪Thrilled to see our paper highlighted by PAIN. Thank you! For many patients, chronic pain is not only about intensity, but also about the feeling that pain is taking over and eroding their sense of self. We hope this work helps inform more person-centred interventions for #chronicpain management.

PAIN@painthejournal.bsky.social · 3w ago

@nkytang.bsky.social et al.’s network models reveal how mental defeat dynamically shapes daily pain experiences by increasing attention to pain and perceived impact on routine, relationships, self-identity, and future. Learn more in #PAIN bit.ly/4wdf1kC

New Nature Neuroscience paper from the PAINDIFF Network - “Recommendations for the Inclusion and Study of Sex and Gender in Research”. 5 recommendations that can be applied to human and preclinical research, and some specific recommendations for each type. Full paper link rdcu.be/eWJDG