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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    April 2010

  • Five questions you should ask a patient in pain

    BIM · April 26, 2010

    I recently did a talk for a bunch of GP’s. The brief I got was to make the really tough task of assessing someone in pain a little easier – ‘Perhaps you could tell them ...

    Body In Mind
  • Don’t Drink in the Dark

    BIM · April 22, 2010

    Mosquitoes, or mozzies as we would call them here in Australia, come out at night. I know this in part because I have witnessed the massacre of my good friend Donaldo Becoccini on a fateful ...

    Body In Mind
  • Faulty input makes you feel funny, but doesn’t hurt

    BIM · April 19, 2010

    There is a really attractive theory that has been used to explain why some people have chronic ongoing pain even though there is nothing wrong in the body part that hurts.  The theory suggests that ...

    Body In Mind
  • When the pain of carpal tunnel syndrome spreads, we should be thinking dorsal horn not malingering

    BIM · April 15, 2010

    Here is an important study.  A couple of Italian Neurologists have investigated people with carpal tunnel syndrome who report that their pain has spread beyond the boundaries of the median nerve.  Unfortunately, such reports are ...

    Body In Mind
  • Mirror mirror in my brain, are you the answer to every-thaing

    BIM · April 12, 2010

    Jeisea alerted us to what I think is a superb blog post by Greg Hickok Center for Cognitive Neuroscience University of California, Irvine on mirror neurons, inspired by a study out of UCL in London and ...

    Body In Mind
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