Emeran A. Mayer, M.D.

Emeran A. Mayer, MD

Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry, UCLA
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Visceral pain stress biology brain gut interactions
Qasim Aziz

Qasim Aziz

Professor of Neurogastroenterology, Queen Mary University of London UK
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brain gut axis visceral pain psychological aspects of visceral pain functional brain imaging autonomic nervous system
John W Wiley

John W Wiley

Professor, Internal Medicine, U. Michigan
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epigenomics chronic stress visceral pain ion channels intestinal barrier dysfunction
Stuart M. Brierley

Stuart M. Brierley

Director, Visceral Pain Group & Hopwood Centre for Neurobiology. Co-leader Lifelong …
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Visceral Pain Gut Brain Axis Visceral hypersensitivity Sensory Neurons irritable bowel syndrome
Vicente Martínez Perea

Vicente Martínez Perea

Professor of Physiology, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
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Gastronitestinal physiology brain-gut axis microbiota visceral pain animal models
Nicolas Cenac

Nicolas Cenac

IRSD, INSERM UMR1220
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Lipids bacterial metabolites visceral pain IBS
Joel Castro

Joel Castro

SAHMRI and University of Adelaide
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Visceral Pain Colon Ion Channels analgesia mechanosensation
Alan Lomax

Alan Lomax

Queen's University
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neurophysiology gut-brain axis enteric nervous system visceral pain microbiota-host interactions
Frank Tu

Frank Tu

Clin Prof, Ob/Gyn NorthShore Health
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pelvic pain visceral pain gynecology endometriosis dysmenorrhea
David Bulmer

David Bulmer

Associate Professor, University of Cambridge
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