Fibromyalgia - Developing a better way to detect overactive nerves in chronic pain
Learn about our research into developing a new technique, which senses electrical activity of multiple overactive nerves simultaneously, in chronic pain.
Live research projects
Fibromyalgia - Developing a diagnostic test for fibromyalgia
Read about our research, which aims to develop a diagnostic test for fibromyalgia.
Fibromyalgia - Developing a new “brain training” treatment for fibromyalgia pain
Learn about our research to develop and begin testing a new treatment with the potential to relieve fibromyalgia pain, named perceptual training (‘Pe Tra’).
Fibromyalgia - Developing a non-invasive technique to diagnose small fibre nerve damage and study its contribution to pain in fibromyalgia
Read more about developing a non-invasive technique to diagnose small fibre nerve damage and study its contribution to pain in fibromyalgia.
Fibromyalgia - Investigating body and brain mechanisms of pain and fatigue in fibromyalgia
Learn about our research into how the brain's response to pain and fatigue is affected by inflammation and our ability to control the fight or flight response.
Fibromyalgia - Investigating the role of exercise and sleep in the management of chronic pain
Learn about our research project exploring the relationships between pain, sleep and exercise in people living with chronic pain (such as Fibromyalgia).
Fibromyalgia - Maintaining Musculoskeletal Health Study
Learn about our research into the success and cost effectiveness of CBT in preventing the development of chronic widespread pain in fibromyalgia patients.
Fibromyalgia - Patient centred care for fibromyalgia (PACFIND)
Learn about our research to improve healthcare services for patients with fibromyalgia and provide a timely diagnosis, which can currently take many years.
Fibromyalgia - Using virtual reality body illusions to investigate the interactions between the body, brain and pain in fibromyalgia.
Learn more about using virtual reality body illusions to investigate the interactions between the body, brain and pain in fibromyalgia.