Abstract

Pain management is a cornerstone of clinical practice, as it directly affects patient quality of life and functional outcomes. With an increasing global burden of pain-related conditions, healthcare professionals must stay abreast of the latest scientific developments to optimize pain management. Scientific discussions in the realm of pain clinical practice encompass a variety of approaches, from the molecular mechanisms of pain to novel pharmacological and nonpharmacological treatments. This article explores recent advancements in pain science and their practical implications for clinical care.