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Work from the Pain Genetics Lab has been written about in the following serious journalistic forums:
- Maclean's:
K. Engelhart. It's like a curse. October, 2009. - Harper's Magazine:
G. Critser. Of men and mice: how a twenty-gram rodent conquered the world of science. December, 2007. - U.S. News & World Report:
K. Hobson. Hello, his and her healthcare. March, 2006. - The New York Times Magazine:
A. Sullivan. Stoic redheads (in "The Year in Ideas"). December, 2005. - The Economist:
L. Spinney. Sex and drugs. July, 2005. - Newsweek:
C. Kalb. Taking a new look at pain. May, 2003. - Time:
L. Williams. Canada>>The Next Generation. April, 2002.
 
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- Scientific American Mind
I. Wickelgren. I do not feel your pain. Sept./Oct., 2009.
I. Wickelgren. The empathy effect. Sept./Oct., 2009. - Scientific American Mind
F.B.M. de Waal. Do animals feel empathy? July 24, 2007. - Nature
E. Marris. More pain studies needed. March, 2009.
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Mice show empathy. July, 2006. - Annals of Internal Medicine:
J. Wilson. The pain divide between men and women. March, 2006. - The Scientist:
A. Gawrylewski. The trouble with animal models. July, 2007.
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B. Roehr. Why sex matters in mouse models. July, 2007.
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I. Ganguli. Mice show evidence of empathy. June, 2006.
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S. Mirsky. Institutional gains on pain. March, 2005.
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J. Salodof. Improving the lives of laboratory animals. April, 2004.
J. Adams. Gains in pain research. December, 2003.
N. Halim. Pain 2000. March 6, 2000. - Science:
G. Miller. Signs of empathy seen in mice. June, 2006.
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J. Marx. Prolonging the agony. July, 2004.
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J. Marx. Why other people may not feel your pain. July, 2004.
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C. Holden. Redhead's relief. April, 2003.
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J. Bradbury. Why do men and women feel and react to pain differently? May, 2003.
Click here to view - British Medical Journal:
N. Hawkes. Painkillers "may need to be sex specific." February, 2000.
Click here to view - J.A.M.A.:
T. Hampton. A world of pain: scientists explore factors controlling pain perception. November, 2006.
L. Lamberg. Venus orbits closer to pain than Mars, Rx for one sex may not benefit the other. July, 1998.
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B. Holmes. Grin and bear it. October, 1997.
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R. Hollingham. In the realm of your senses. January, 2004.
Click here to view - Journal of NIH Research:
K. Hopkin. Pain in the mouse: searching for pain's genetic roots. October, 1997.
N. Touchette. Estrogen signals a novel route to pain relief. April, 1993.
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- UPI (July 5, 2006)
- CanWest News Service (June 29, 2006)
- CanWest News Service (August 11, 2005)
- UPI (March 25, 2003)
- Reuters (March, 24, 2003)
- UPI (February 20, 2000)
- Reuters (February 20, 2000)
- Reuters (August 27, 1999)
 Work from the Pain Genetics Lab has been referred to numerous times in dozens
of newspapers across the world.
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- CBC, April 30, 2008 ("Sounds Like Canada")
- CBC, December 1, 2007 ("Quirks and Quarks")
- CBC, July 21, 2006 ("All in a Weekend")
- NPR, July 5, 2006 ("Morning Edition")
- CBC, June 29, 2006 ("As It Happens")
- BBC, 1999, 2005.
- National Radio Ireland, 2005.
- Radio New Zealand, 2005.
- CBC, 2003.
- WBBR, Chicago, 1999.
- National Geographic's "Mad Labs", November, 2006
- CFCF (Montreal), August 12th, 2005.
- Canada AM, August 12th, 2005.
- CTV Nightly News, August 11th, 2005.
- Good Morning America (ABC News), August 11th, 2005.
- Daily Planet, Discovery Channel Canada, 2002.
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