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Pain Research Theme: Palliative Care and Cancer Pain

Pain in cancer can be one of the most challenging areas to manage, requiring a complex multidisciplinary approach and an understanding of the many different ways pain can develop, for example from bone metastases to chemotherapy induced neuropathies. Oxford has a strong history in palliative pain care and related research, for example the founding of Sobell Hospice in the 1970s, providing a framework for clinical research.

Researchers in this theme:

  • Victoria Bradley
  • Bee Wee
  • Mary Miller
  • Jen Paskins
  • Others (TBC)

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Pain research themes