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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    April 2012

  • Stressed mice and weak p53: Alas! Not cancer free!

    BIM · April 19, 2012

    There is an old and well known adage that stress causes negative health outcomes including the formation of gastric ulcers, heart disease, and cancer. How this takes place in any specific individual is difficult to sort out. However, sometimes when complex things are too complex it’s nice to look for some of the possible mechanisms.

    Body In Mind
  • Learning and Chronic pain part III

    BIM · April 17, 2012

    There is some evidence that classical conditioned responses play a role in chronic pain. Can you unlearn a classically conditioned response? How do you inhibit a memory?

    Body In Mind
  • Windows into pain. Part II

    BIM · April 12, 2012

    It has been about a month since I wrote a post reflecting on this pain I have in my shoulder. I must say I was overwhelmed by the many offers of diagnostic and treatment advice ...

    Body In Mind
  • Post-Traumatic Growth, Resilience or Pure Stubbornness?

    BIM · April 10, 2012

    Not too long ago The New York Times ran an article proposing a positive side of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It featured the US Army Comprehensive Soldier Fitness Program, an ambitious application of positive psychology initiated by BG (Ret) Cornam with guidance from Dr. Martin Seligman.

    Body In Mind
  • Annina Schmid Neuroscientist University of Queensland

    Carpal tunnel syndrome: thinking outside the box (or wrist)

    BIM · April 5, 2012

    Many patients with CTS also have coexisting neck and/or arm pain. It remains unclear whether identified altered pain thresholds are truly caused by CTS, or are just a result of the coexisting neck or arm disorders. To address this issue, we investigated whether the presence of abnormal extraterritorial pain thresholds can be substantiated....

    Body In Mind
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