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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    February 2012

  • Romy Lauche cupping phd

    My back has shrunk – The influence of cupping therapy on body image

    BIM · February 28, 2012

    This PhD research investigates the effect of cupping therapy in the treatment of chronic neck pain. We know patients with chronic low back pain show body image distortions and we wondered if this would apply for chronic neck pain as well. So we adapted the design of the body image drawings for the neck area and patients who suffered from chronic neck pain were asked to draw the neck area as they felt it.

    Body In Mind
  • Mark Williams Researcher

    The role of Range of Motion in recovery from Whiplash Associated Disorders

    BIM · February 20, 2012

    In clinical practice, Health Care Professionals attach value to measurements of cervical spine Range of Motion (ROM) for diagnostic, prognostic and treatment evaluation purposes. There is evidence that cervical ROM can help us with diagnosis of whiplash associated disorders but this systematic literature review found conflicting evidence that cervical spine ROM is valuable for prognosis for poor outcome following a whiplash injury.

    Body In Mind
  • Poles support WW2 veteran in trial

    BIM · February 17, 2012

    'Chocolate cake breakfast could help you lose weight' really made my eyes pop when I was reading the Telegraph and I almost ended up at the bakery. But then I read the original study...

    Body In Mind
  • Peer review picks a pack of pickled papers

    BIM · February 15, 2012

    Did you know that apparently the first medical journals were published some 300 years ago? And that the idea of peer review arose about the same time? Just published, here is a systematic review of peer review for scientific manuscripts.

    Body In Mind
  • My knee is aching so its going to rain

    BIM · February 6, 2012

    As a small child I was fascinated by my uncle's ‘psychic knees’. And by ‘psychic’ I am really describing the situation where he would look at me and knowingly state, “It’s going to rain…my knees are aching."

    Body In Mind
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