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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    July 2014

  • Chronic Pain: Lost Inhibition? PART TWO

    BIM · July 31, 2014

    In our last blog (Chronic Pain: Lost Inhibition?) we talked about the role of the thalamus in the development and maintenance of orofacial neuropathic pain. We reported that painful trigeminal neuropathic pain (PTN) is associated ...

    Body In Mind
  • Enjoy a surf?

    BIM · July 28, 2014

    Margaret River in Western Australia has some of the best surfing in the world…great food and wine too…but that’s not all. There’s a bit of digital technology wave-riding happening over west too, with 2 new ...

    Body In Mind
  • Can diagnostic uncertainty bias patients’ memory?

    BIM · July 24, 2014

    Our thoughts shape our emotional and behavioural responses. This is a well-established principle in psychological research and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. We use preconceptions – known as “schemas” – to help us filter new and ambiguous ...

    Body In Mind
  • Did you expect anything different?

    BIM · July 21, 2014

    Asking your patient what they expect is the thing to do these days, the idea being that what they expect is likely to influence how they will end up. The past years have seen an ...

    Body In Mind
  • But they walked, hopped and jumped on it!

    BIM · July 17, 2014

    From the days of my infancy as a physiotherapist, I was raised on the teaching that pain should be measured by subjective means only. You have to ask the patient. You cannot presume to judge ...

    Body In Mind
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