This research investigates the endocannabinoid system as a potential target for improving chronic pain management. Early findings show that people with higher blood levels of endocannabinoids are less sensitive to heat pain. The work could contribute to more personalised treatments, reduce reliance on existing approaches, and lessen healthcare costs.

This research investigates whether modifying movement-related sounds can reduce pain and fear in people with knee osteoarthritis. By replacing threatening joint noises with more positive auditory cues, it aims to retrain pain perception, improve rehabilitation outcomes, increase muscle activation, and help patients confidently return to everyday activities.