IL-5 mediates monocyte phenotype and pain outcomes in fibromyalgia

Overview of attention for article published in Pain (03043959), September 2020

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Greater secretion of IL-5 from circulating monocites was significantly associated with pain and other clinically relevant psychological and somatic symptoms in Fibromyalgia https://t.co/uVj74rRZWB

@SarahNelsonPhD1 @emerriwether Here is a link to her recent paper https://t.co/BmAUkIHX6U

@US_ASP @emerriwether @mike_doc_B @IshmailSaboor Following up on yesterday’s session, check out the link for @emerriwether and @mike_doc_B paper about translational pain research. https://t.co/3RFVxgXSdg

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