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Mass General Brigham study finds chronic pain linked to altered skull bone marrow activity

09.02.26 | Mass General Brigham
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Science Translational Medicine

10.1126/scitranslmed.aed8729

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Elevated translocator protein in skull bone marrow is linked to human chronic pain

2-Sep-2026

Loggia has consulted for Ono Pharma INC and Sensorium Therapeutics. Loggia and Gilman received a research grant from Jazz Pharmaceuticals. Napadow is a paid consultant for Cala Health. Loggia, Mohammadian, Brusaferri and Gilman are named inventors on a pending, unpublished Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) application. This application relates to aspects of the work described in this manuscript and is currently considered confidential. The authors are not aware of any material transfer agreements, issued patents, or third-party pending patent applications that would restrict readers’ or researchers’ non-commercial research use of the methods, techniques, materials, or findings described in this article. Any rights associated with the pending application are not intended to restrict research use, but commercial use may be subject to applicable patent rights if such rights issue.

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Brandon Chase
Mass General Brigham
bchase7@mgb.org

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APA:
Mass General Brigham. (2026, September 2). Mass General Brigham study finds chronic pain linked to altered skull bone marrow activity. Brightsurf News. https://www.brightsurf.com/news/12DQEE21/mass-general-brigham-study-finds-chronic-pain-linked-to-altered-skull-bone-marrow-activity.html
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"Mass General Brigham study finds chronic pain linked to altered skull bone marrow activity." Brightsurf News, Sep. 2 2026, https://www.brightsurf.com/news/12DQEE21/mass-general-brigham-study-finds-chronic-pain-linked-to-altered-skull-bone-marrow-activity.html.