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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    February 2011

  • Flavia Mancini

    Looks can be deceiving. A bigger hand hurts less.

    BIM · February 28, 2011

    Many psychological therapies for acute pain focus on the painful stimulus, however, thinking beyond the stimulus that causes pain, to the body itself, may lead to novel clinical treatments in the future.

    Body In Mind
  • Does smoking hurt as well as harm? (or, as if you needed another reason)

    BIM · February 24, 2011

    I have a couple of mates who are veritable smoke-stacks. They love smoking but sort of hate being a smoker. I must confess that, at least within my community, smoking is now officially uncool and my mates are sick of people telling them good reasons to give up. Well, as if they needed another reason, here is evidence that smoking hurts.

    Body In Mind
  • Comments from the Lager Man – is NMDAr upregulation 4ever

    BIM · February 21, 2011

    A little while ago, Paul Lagerman said this: ".... I was speaking to a colleague of mine who is a pain specialist and we were discussing central sensitisation. As I understand it there is a genetic change in the cell nucleus which causes an increase in the embedding of NMDA receptors in the cell synapse, oh that's already complicated writing that?

    Body In Mind
  • Placebo 101. In three minutes.

    BIM · February 17, 2011

    Very occasionally, Heidi will show me something on youtube (or one of those Heidi-type sites) that is really very good. And this really is very good. The graphics are superb. The coverage of material is excellent. It is faithful to the evidence. It is engaging and it is narrated by an Australian.

    Body In Mind
  • Denis Dempsey PT

    The King’s Speech – lessons for the modern clinician

    BIM · February 14, 2011

    What is the art and science of question-asking? I now have seen the movie The king's speech a couple of times, it is great in the movie when Geoffrey Rush (Lionel) goes right to the problem via the same inquiry strategy he learned from a well honed skill of asking questions.

    Body In Mind
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