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Has anyone else followed up on this article on pain in Science Daily?

Posted by slowrunner1 @slowrunner1, 5 days ago

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/06/250623233327.htm
I manage my minor aches and pains with over the counter meds, but really sympathize with those who really hurt. I thought the above report on pain relief research would be of interest. Given the source, it just might be plausable .

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | 4 days ago

It certainly sounds like the device could be a game changer with no battery involved. I couldn't find any information about when it might be available, just a lot of articles talking about how it works and testing shows it is promising.

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sherlockholmes221b | @sherlockholmes221b | 4 days ago

Oh wow. Cried a bit reading this (in a good way)! I’ve got what I would consider to be fairly severe suspected CRPS and this definitely has potential

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heisenberg34 | @heisenberg34 | 4 days ago

This certainly appears to have great potential for those of us experiencing extreme, chronic pain. Not likely to be available for human patients any time soon. I guess we will just have to wait and see.

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mtnmarge | @mtnmarge | 3 days ago

Are you speaking of Journvx, a new pain med recently approved by FDA? It is a pain medication that does not
target the brain.

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slowrunner1 | @slowrunner1 | 3 days ago
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@mtnmarge

Are you speaking of Journvx, a new pain med recently approved by FDA? It is a pain medication that does not
target the brain.

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No, it is an implant that does not require batteries.

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