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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    September 2012

  • Field Research

    BIM · September 28, 2012

    At the recent World Congress on Pain, there were enough exhibition stands to keep even the most mischievous amused. One of the most mischievous is Sarah Haag. Here she gives an account of the first of her investigations.....

    Body In Mind
  • Interoception and pain – is it better to be ignorant?

    BIM · September 26, 2012

    I just read a fascinating paper in a recent issue of Pain. This paper evaluated the relationship between interoception (ie, the ability to consciously perceive signals from the body) and pain perception.

    Body In Mind
  • No Pain No Gain? A new perspective on avoidance behavior

    BIM · September 20, 2012

    No pain no gain! Recently published research suggest that the decision to avoid or persist in pain-evoking activity does not fully depend upon fear, but also on the goals that are related to that activity, and that once we decide to persist, our brain helps protecting these goals by suppressing attention to pain.

    Body In Mind
  • Not a dry eye in my house. Paralympics, pain and plasticity.

    BIM · September 17, 2012

    Could it be possible that this mix of personal story, pain, athletic supremity, unbridled elation and self-efficacy could take us to a new place biologically? A neurogenic, neuroplastic, anti-inflammatory state in which adaptation is optimised?

    Body In Mind
  • I didn’t do anything to deserve this….

    BIM · September 13, 2012

    "When you live with injustice, you just want to share it”. How does this affect recovery?

    Body In Mind
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