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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    April 2014

  • Mindful Teens Cope Better With Pain

    BIM · April 28, 2014

    Mindfulness refers to purposefully paying attention to moment-to-moment experiences in a nonjudgmental and accepting manner [1]. Although mindfulness has its roots in Buddhist traditions, there is nothing inherently religious or esoteric about the concept. In ...

    Body In Mind
  • What is the relationship between physical activity and low back pain?

    BIM · April 24, 2014

    The Australian Twin low BACK pain (AUTBACK) study Almost all guidelines for the prevention and management of low back pain (LBP) emphasise the importance of regular physical activity and exercise [1, 2]. Surprisingly, the question ...

    Body In Mind
  • Exercise for chronic whiplash – the road to Nullville.

    BIM · April 21, 2014

    It seems like only yesterday I was blogging about an important trial of targeted care for acute whiplash, which like other such trials returned a convincingly negative result. It seems that our best efforts at ...

    Body In Mind
  • Tactile acuity training meets back pain meets Frankie goes to Hollywood

    BIM · April 14, 2014

    One of the most exciting areas of pain science at the moment is brain training. To me this is the idea that the patient’s brain image of the painful area does not match the physical ...

    Body In Mind
  • Illusory self-identification with an avatar reduces arousal responses to painful stimuli

    BIM · April 10, 2014

    Pain experience can be modulated at different levels of processing and is influenced by higher cognitive function like attention and expectations. It has been shown recently that looking at one’s own hand, but not at ...

    Body In Mind
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