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Pain Mechanism Shown to be Different in Male and Female Mice

Pain Mechanism Shown to be Different in Male and Female Mice

Jun 30, 2015 | animal research, animals helping animals, animals helping humans, Conditions, treatment

Men and women react different to many situations, just ask any married couple about how to load the dishwasher, but a new study using mice shows our mechanisms for perceiving pain are vastly different. Cells within the immune system called microglia respond to injury or inflammation via signals to the brain to sensitize the body […]

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