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New MOA Challenges 70 NeuroDiscovery/NeuroSolutions presentations, Arrowhead Pain Conference 2008 © Defined Health, 2009 Pain Insight Briefing
New MOA Challenges 71 The identification and validation of imaging biomarkers for chronic pain have lagged behind areas such as oncology, cardiovascular medicine, and neurology. The Imaging Consortium for Drug Development (ICD) should help the field of pain catch up. https://meitner.mclean.harvard.edu/ The Imaging Consortium for Drug Development (ICD) is a collaborative research effort between academia and pharmaceutical companies who are developing novel drugs to treat central nervous system (CNS) disorders. The ICD uses functional MRI (fMRI) to elucidate the effects of pain modulating drugs on neural activity within the brain in humans and in animal models of CNS disease. This landmark effort builds on more than a decade of fMRI research into the study of pain, and realizes the benefits of standardization and costsharing among consortium members, for pre-competitive Neuroscience research. © Defined Health, 2009 Pain Insight Briefing
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