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Research
Latest funding
- $956,250
Circadian rhythm control of chronic pain and neuroinflammation: a bedside-to-bench study
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
CircaHealth iCT: Targeting circadian rhythmicity using light therapy to alleviate chronic pain
CIHR · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $2,000,000
CircaHealth-CircaPain iCT: Targeting circadian rhythmicity using bright light therapy to alleviate chronic low back pain
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
Circadian rhythm control of chronic pain and neuroinflammation: a bedside-to-bench study
Principal investigators: Ghasemlou, Nader; Page, Gabrielle
Keywords: Animal Models; Bioinformatics; Biopsychosocial Assessment; Chronic Pain; Ecological Momentary Assessment; Neuroinflammation; Transcriptomics; Translational Research
CircaHealth iCT: Targeting circadian rhythmicity using light therapy to alleviate chronic pain
Principal investigators: Ghasemlou, Nader; Di Renna, Tania; Duggan, Scott S; Bosma, Rachael L; Choinière, Manon; Daly-Cyr, Jennifer; El-Gabalawy, Renée; Lu, Zihang; Page, Gabrielle; Poulin, Patricia A; Singer, Lesley N
Keywords: Bioinformatics; Biomarkers; Biopsychosocial Approaches; Chronic Pain; Circadian Rhythms; Cytokines; Ecological Momentary Assessment; Immune Cells; Light Therapy; Randomized Controlled Trial
CircaHealth-CircaPain iCT: Targeting circadian rhythmicity using bright light therapy to alleviate chronic low back pain
Principal investigators: Ghasemlou, Nader; Buckley, David N; Clarke, Hance A; CUPIDO, TRACY L; Di Renna, Tania; Duggan, Scott S; Martel, Marc Olivier; Poulin, Patricia A; Daly-Cyr, Jennifer; Page, Gabrielle
Keywords: Bioinformatics; Biomakers; Biopsychosocial Approach; Bright Light; Chronic Pain; Circadian Rhythms; Ecological Momentary Assessment; Immune Cells; Light Therapy; Randomized Controlled Trial
Development of a validated method to identify patients with chronic pain in electronic medical records and administrative health data to advance clinical research and patient care
Principal investigators: Green, Michael E; Gilron, Ian
Keywords: Administrative Health Data; Case Definition; Chronic Pain; Electronic Health Record
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