Scientists probe Puberty's pain puzzle: why teens feel pain differently
NCT ID NCT05145595
Summary
This study aimed to understand how puberty affects pain sensitivity in adolescents. Researchers compared pain responses between teens at different puberty stages and measured hormone levels to see if they relate to pain. The goal was to gather knowledge that might help identify which teens are at higher risk for developing chronic pain later.
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Washington University School of Medicine
St Louis, Missouri, 63110, United States
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