Obesity is associated with increased risk for chronic pain. Basic mechanisms for this
association are poorly understood. Using a milder version of a radicular pain model, local …

Understanding the interactions between diet, obesity, and diabetes is important to tease out
mechanisms in painful pathology. Western diet is rich in fats, producing high amounts of …

Obesity and chronic pain are often comorbid and their rates are increasing. It is unknown
whether increased pain is caused by greater weight or poor diet quality or both. Therefore …

Recent findings from rodent studies suggest that high-fat diet (HFD) increases hyperalgesia
independent of obesity status. Furthermore, weight loss interventions such as voluntary …

Obesity has been associated with increased chronic pain susceptibility but causes are
unclear. In this review, we systematize and analyze pain outcomes in rodent models of …

Obesity has been associated with multiple chronic pain disorders, including migraine. We
hypothesized that diet-induced obesity would be associated with a reduced threshold for …

The progressive increase in the prevalence of obesity in the population can result in
increased healthcare costs and demands. Recent studies have revealed a positive …

Fibromyalgia (FM) and obesity are closely related. However, little is known about how
obesity contributes to FM. Importantly, adequate evidence has shown that tumor necrosis …

Dietary‐associated diseases have increased tremendously in our current population, yet key
molecular changes associated with high‐fat diets that cause clinical pre‐diabetes, obesity …

Obesity is often associated with increased pain, but little is known about the effects of obesity
and diet on postoperative pain. In this study, effects of diet and obesity were examined in the …