Beyond Inflammation: Uncovering the Direct Role of JAK Signalling in Pain Modulation
12:00 pm - Thursday 28th January 2027
- Evaluating clinical and translational evidence suggesting JAK inhibition may alleviate pain independently of its anti-inflammatory effects
- Exploring how JAK-mediated cytokine signalling influences sensory neuron activity and pain processing across immune-mediated diseases
- Understanding why pain often remains the primary unmet need for patients despite successful suppression of inflammatory biomarkers
- Identifying opportunities to leverage immune-pain biology to develop more effective therapies for inflammatory and non-inflammatory pain conditions