Magali Millecamps

This study shows that early senolytic treatment prevents low back pain in mice by reducing senescence markers and inflammation in spinal tissues.

This study shows that nerve injury causes long-term systemic inflammation and pain hypersensitivity, with sex-dependent differences in immune and molecular responses.

Senolytic drugs reduce low back pain by eliminating senescent cells and decreasing inflammatory factors in the intervertebral disc and spinal cord.

This study examines epigenetic changes in the mouse prefrontal cortex over time following nerve injury, identifying persistent DNA methylation alterations associated with acute to chronic pain transition.