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    June 2014

  • Professor Michael Nicholas on adherence

    BIM · June 30, 2014

    The third and last in our series of  keynote speaker interviews by Australian Pain Society at their annual conference.  This one is by Professor Michael Nicholas on adherence. Michael Nicholas is Professor at the Sydney Medical School, Director of ...

    Body In Mind
  • Dr Andrew Moore on Evidence and Pain

    BIM · June 26, 2014

    The second of three keynote speaker interviews by Australian Pain Society at their annual conference: Dr Andrew Moore on evidence and pain and the effectiveness of certain types of drugs. Dr Andrew Moore is Director of Pain Research, ...

    Body In Mind
  • Jeff Mogil on the nature and nurture of pain

    BIM · June 24, 2014

    The Australian Pain Society recently held their annual conference (and what a conference it was) and interviewed their keynote speakers.  This is the first of three – Prof Jeff Mogil on the nature and nurture ...

    Body In Mind
  • Kinesio Taping looks so cool, but is it effective?

    BIM · June 19, 2014

    I imagine that you have seen regular people and athletes with colourful tape stuck to their skin. It is called Kinesio Tape. This therapeutic tape was developed by a Japanese chiropractor named Kenso Kaze. As ...

    Body In Mind
  • The Gruffalo’s Trial and some blatant advertising

    BIM · June 17, 2014

    The following blog is an adapted editorial that I published earlier this year in the journal – Pain and Rehabilitation: The Journal of the Physiotherapy Pain Association (PPA). The journal has been on the go ...

    Body In Mind
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