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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    October 2010

  • Introducing DAMIEN – the brain’s default mode network

    BIM · October 28, 2010

    Numerous studies involving functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) of the brain, tell us that chronic back pain (CBP) alters brain function well beyond the feeling of pain and can cause impairments like depression, impaired decision-making ...

    Body In Mind
  • How the brain makes us feel

    BIM · October 25, 2010

    Bud Craig’s 2009 paper: How do you feel—now?  The anterior insula and human awareness brings together findings of numerous authors in a discussion of functional imaging of the anterior insular cortex (AIC) and the starring ...

    Body In Mind
  • Dr M Kammers

    With The Touch of One’s Own Hand

    BIM · October 21, 2010

    If you knock your hand arm on something sharp, what is the first thing you do? I bet most of you say ‘rub it better’.  We take that automatic response for granted but some very ...

    Body In Mind
  • People who can’t imagine

    BIM · October 18, 2010

    When I remember primary school, I remember one of my teachers cutting snot out of his nose with a pair of scissors when he thought no-one was looking. When I remember high school, I remember ...

    Body In Mind
  • Location Location Location. Acupuncture and chronic shoulder pain – CAM or Sham?

    BIM · October 11, 2010

    Having written a number of posts on acupuncture (see here, here, and here) I guess my particular biases are reasonably apparent. So imagine my surprise when a large RCT published in the journal “Pain” reports ...

    Body In Mind
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