Brain Protein Promotes the Maintenance of Chronic Pain

A protein called RGS4 (Regulator of G protein signaling 4) plays a prominent role in the maintenance of long-term pain states and may serve as a promising new target for the treatment of chronic pain conditions.

The discovery may help doctors stop acute pain from progressing into chronic pain, a condition in which patients experience not just pain, but a number of debilitating symptoms ranging from sensory deficits to depression and loss of motivation. The transition from acute to chronic (pathological) pain is accompanied by numerous adaptations in immune, glial, and neuronal cells, many of which are still not well understood. As a result, currently available medications for neuropathic or chronic inflammatory pain show limited efficacy and major side effects. 

Commonly administered opioids provide a temporary alleviation of some pain symptoms but carry serious risks like addiction in the context of long-term treatment for chronic pain. Therefore, there is an imminent need for novel approaches towards the treatment of chronic pain and for the development of medications that disrupt pain states instead of simply alleviating symptoms.

RGS4 is a multifunctional protein widely expressed in brain circuits that process pathological pain, mood, and motivation. The genetic inactivation of RGS4 does not affect acute pain or the induction of chronic pain, it promotes recovery from sensory hypersensitivity symptoms in preclinical models of peripheral nerve injury, chemotherapy-induced neuropathy, and peripheral inflammation.

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Bone Loss and Antiretroviral Therapy in HIV and HCV

Among the numerous comorbidities that affect people living with HIV (PLWH), an increased prevalence of osteopenia and osteoporosis has been observed across a range of studies. The etiology of reduced bone mineral density (BMD) in this population has been linked to various factors, including those associated with HIV infection and treatment, as well as unrelated factors.

As a result, PLWH has a greater prevalence of fractures compared with the general population, with one study showing rates of 2.87 vs 1.77 per 100 people per year, especially involving the spine, hip, and wrist.

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Combating Chronic Diseases: Technology and Innovation

According to recent statistics revealed by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) dementia including Alzheimer’s diseases is the leading cause of death in most of the countries.

What may be the cause for rising Chronic Conditions?

1.         Mass Urbanization
2.         Easily available convenient food
3.          Raise in sedentary work patterns

Digital Technologies and Chronic Diseases

Sooner in the upcoming days with the recent advancement in the fields of digital technologies, they will play an important role in preventing degenerative brain diseases such as dementia.

Tolerating the pain in chronic diseases is the most important fact when we deal with the area of chronic diseases management. In the next few years, the area of localized pain relief will be taken to the next level.

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Anemia and Chronic Diseases : The mystery Behind Chronic Diseases

Anemia of chronic diseases usually occurs as the part of chronic inflammatory disorder, most often chronic infection, autoimmune diseases, kidney diseases, or cancer.

Treatment to these types of anemia due to chronic conditions may include recombinant erythropoietin (EPO) and iron supplements.

These types of anemia are usually mild and in most of the cases transfusions are usually not required.

The list of chronic diseases that may cause anemia includes cancer, HIV/AIDS, Rhematoid arthritis, kidney diseases, crohn’s diseases, and other inflammatory disorders.

The important fact to be realized in this cases includes there is no specific treatment for this type of conditions doctors mainly focus on the treatment of underlying diseases.

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Chronic Diseases: Storm Ahead

Experts often intimate about the upcoming chronic diseases storm in the next 20 years particularly due to the alarming increase in the rates of diabetes and chronic diseases. Due to the rapid raise in the prevalence of chronic diseases chronic care needs are growing and conquering considerable demand on the health systems.

So, with the intention to discuss every nook and corner of the chronic diseases area we are organizing Chronic Diseases 2020 at Paris, France during February 17-18, 2020.

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Chronic Diseases 2019 : A glance

With a great support from our Collaborators and Organizing Committee, PULSUS Conferences successfully completed its one of the conferences in the area of diseases “3rd International Conference on Chronic Diseases” (Chronic Diseases 2019) which was held at London, UK on May 20-21, 2019.

We would like to thank our Organizing Committee Members comprising- 

Dipak Ramji - Cardiff University, UK

Francesco Lippi- University of Pisa, Italy

Shen Yuan Yuan - Capital Medical University, China

Mingxia Yuan - Capital Medical University, China

We would like to extend our thanks to our collaborators for their constant support. It wouldn’t have been possible without the support of our Media Partners who helped us in promoting this event. We thank our Media partners for their support in helping us reach greater audience.

We also would like to thank all our Speakers, Poster Presenters and Delegates for taking out your time and sharing their research work with our peer network. We are very glad to have shared a great relationship with all these Attendees, associations and we hope to see even greater support in our upcoming events.

With a great response and feedback which we received at this event Pulsus Conferences is proud to announce our upcoming conferences in the area of Infection.

World Congress on Infection Prevention and Control, Edinburgh Scotland @ September 18-19, 2019.

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Chronic Respiratory Diseases

Submit your abstracts under the session to discuss and learn more from the scientific gathering Chronic Diseases 2019 slated at London, UK on May 20-21, 2019.

 

 

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