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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    June 2015

  • tDCS – the bigger picture

    BIM · June 25, 2015

    Last year I told you about a trial where we compared the brain’s activity during pain processing in the fMRI scanner before or after the application of an electrical brain stimulation technique (transcranial direct current ...

    Body In Mind
  • EP 15 years in: historical and theoretical underpinnings

    BIM · June 22, 2015

    This is my second post based on a perspectives piece David Butler and I wrote for the Journal of Pain. You can get the gist of it by just reading the bolded sentences. It is ...

    Body In Mind
  • Isometrics reduce tendon pain

    BIM · June 18, 2015

    Anyone with tendon pain will tell you, it’s a pain in the butt (hamstring tendon pain that is). If it’s your Achilles tendon, the mornings are a struggle and you may have stopped walking, running ...

    Body In Mind
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    Brain Image Biomarkers for Pain: Why should we?

    BIM · June 16, 2015

    Indulge me for a moment. Let’s say you just arrived at your physician’s office with a troubling symptom. She says “Hold on, I need to put you in the MRI to see if this symptom ...

    Body In Mind
  • 15 years of Explaining Pain – where have we been and where are we going?

    BIM · June 12, 2015

    15 Years of Explaining Pain - The Past, Present and Future

    Body In Mind
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