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The University of Oxford is spearheading a groundbreaking £11 million research initiative to revolutionize chronic pain management. The six-year program will develop personalized, brain-targeted therapies using advanced neural engineering technologies.
The University of Oxford has launched a pioneering £11 million research program aimed at transforming chronic pain management through brain-targeted, personalized therapies, according to university reports. The six-year initiative, known as EPIONE (Effective Pain Interventions with Neural Engineering), represents what analysts suggest could be a paradigm shift in how chronic pain is understood and treated.
