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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    July 2010

  • Nadia Barnlsey

    Making Sense of Sense

    BIM · July 29, 2010

    The roads less travelled – four paths to get from touch to the body I am studying medicine and as part of our course we do an Independent Learning project. I am doing mine in ...

    Body In Mind
  • When showing it doesn’t work doesn’t work

    BIM · July 27, 2010

    I went to Melbourne on the weekend.  To break the time-honoured Moseley tradition of not working on weekends requires some convincing and I was convinced by the nature of the crowd – truly interdisciplinary – ...

    Body In Mind
  • The morality of magic kisses: Ethics and placebo in physiotherapy

    BIM · July 26, 2010

    When my daughter hurts herself, her placebo of choice is a “magic kiss”. This therapeutic intervention must be applied with care specific to the area of injury. Anecdotal evidence suggests that it is very effective. ...

    Body In Mind
  • Steve Kamper Researcher

    What did you expect?

    BIM · July 22, 2010

    Hands-up who thinks a patient’s expectations influence how well they do in treatment? Nearly everyone? That’s no surprise. Research recently published by a group in the US reported on the relationship between expectation and outcome in a sample of back pain patients receiving physiotherapy.

    Body In Mind
  • We Believe Because We Evolved That Way part two

    BIM · July 20, 2010

    Why we have a placebo effect – Part II By Peter Blanch continued…. Bruce Hood (Hood 2009) in his book “Supersense: why we believe in the unbelievable” makes a couple of quite pertinent points. He outlines ...

    Body In Mind
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