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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    August 2010

  • A Reflection on the Mirror Box

    BIM · August 31, 2010

    I met a fellow called Max. He was impressive with his command of the facts.  He does some cool studies.  He’s not one of the Luddies.  And certainly not one of the hacks.  That is ...

    Body In Mind
  • It is not your schnoz that matters

    BIM · August 27, 2010

    Solving the take-away coffee induced black-tipped nose problem A little while ago we ran an experiment of sorts to test the hypothesis that the length of one’s nose was positively related to the risk of getting ...

    Body In Mind
  • Chronic Low Back Pain and Advanced Mathematics

    BIM · August 25, 2010

    It is tempting, in research, to apply the normal rules of summation – where adding one treatment that you think is effective to another treatment that you think is effective should give you a combined ...

    Body In Mind
  • Teaching people about pain – a kind of position paper

    BIM · August 23, 2010

    Some time ago, I wrote this paper, at the request of the journal Physical Therapy Reviews, on reconceptualising pain. It is a little old now but it has come to be a bit of a ...

    Body In Mind
  • Misinformed Consent? What not to tell a patient with back pain

    BIM · August 19, 2010

    We just came across a fancy patient information form that was given to a patient after an assessment by a clinician. The form just blew our minds (but not in a good way) because it ...

    Body In Mind
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