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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    March 2014

  • How can we design low back pain intervention studies to better explain the effects of treatment?

    BIM · March 31, 2014

    Many different treatments exist for low back pain (LBP). Often they are multidisciplinary, involving physiotherapists, psychologists and medical doctors. However, when these treatments are tested in experimental studies many produce only small treatment effects when ...

    Body In Mind
  • Can Pain Neuroscience Education Improve Endogenous Pain Inhibition?

    BIM · March 27, 2014

    Many chronic musculoskeletal pain disorders are characterized by the presence of central sensitization, which implies that the central nervous system is in a hypersensitive state in those who suffer from these disorders. Sensitivity to pain ...

    Body In Mind
  • Emerging research trends on the relationship between sleep and pain

    BIM · March 24, 2014

    The relationship between pain and sleep quality is well reported in the literature. Sleep complaints are present in up to 88% of chronic pain disorders [1] and at least 50% of patients presenting with insomnia ...

    Body In Mind
  • Directing Attention to Pain

    BIM · March 20, 2014

    Pain captures our attention instantaneously, and makes it hard to pay attention to anything else. But is it possible to direct attention to pain voluntarily and in a specific manner? Which brain mechanisms would drive ...

    Body In Mind
  • From Cue to Meaning

    BIM · March 17, 2014

    Sensory cues in our environment continuously guide processing in the brain. A simple touch, tone or a flash of light shapes our thought process countless numbers of times per day. In pain, cues leading to ...

    Body In Mind
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