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Sex Differences.

Efficacy studies for pain are run in mostly male subjects. Could that be contributing to clinical stage failures of active compounds?

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In this webinar, we present data from a post-operative pain model that suggests the nerve fiber density and pain response between male and females is different. In fact, morphine has a different effect on males than females. This leads to the question of whether sex differences could be contributing to the failure rate of therapeutic candidates reaching late clinical stages.

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Webinar (25 min)