The Facial Pain Research Foundation is pleased to announce the agenda for the 2026 Facial Pain Research Foundation Scientific Symposium. The FPRF is gathering international experts in academic research and clinical care, community-based clinical care, biotech therapy development, plus our FPRF science advisors, those living with facial pain, caregivers, and the FPRF board members and
The Facial Pain Research Foundation (FPRF) announces the appointment of Dr. Bruce Bloom as its executive director. Dr. Bloom brings extensive experience in healthcare innovation, patient advocacy, and biomedical research. He joins at a pivotal moment as the Foundation expands its efforts to accelerate research, advance therapeutic development, and improve the lives of people living
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The University of California San Francisco is working with the Facial Pain Research Foundation to identify patients with active trigeminal neuralgia (TN) pain to participate in a pilot clinical trial of noninvasive High Frequency repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (HF-rTMS). Low frequency TMS has shown no pain benefit in TN, but there is encouraging but inconclusive
Diana Hills is a writer and poet from the United Kingdom who is diagnosed with post traumatic trigeminal neuropathy.
The first Facing My Pain Live Interview, hosted by journalist Hanna Ghabhain, featured professional ATV racer and trigeminal neuralgia patient Marcia Garcia.
The first night, ten years ago, that Myron A. Hirsch put the Afternoon Edition, the Facial Pain Research Foundation’s web newspaper, online, he received an email.
The purpose of this yearly update is to briefly highlight the progress made in selected projects in 2019 and to date in 2020. Whereas in past reports I have attempted to present something about all funded projects irrespective of the progress made.
