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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    October 2015

  • PEDro

    BIM · October 31, 2015

    About 25 years ago the ideas around evidence-based practice consolidated and quickly became the paradigm under which healthcare professionals were expected to work. While the change in practice model had its teething-problems and there continue ...

    Body In Mind
  • Tory Madden BiM

    Michael’s marvellous microglia in mice and (not just) men talk at NeuPSIG 2015, Nice.

    BIM · October 26, 2015

    Michael Salter gave a fascinating plenary talk at NeuPSIG 2015, on the role of microglia in chronic pain. Microglia are currently a hot topic in pain research, but the world of neuroimmune interactions is pretty ...

    Body In Mind
  • Decoding Fake Pain

    BIM · October 15, 2015

    How easy is it to fake that you are in pain? This question has interested people for a long time, particularly those who have to make decisions about compensation claims related to chronic pain (where ...

    Body In Mind
  • Expanding placebo “responses” and the importance of language

    BIM · October 12, 2015

    It seems the possibility that “placebo responses” are getting bigger is newsworthy. A new systematic review just published in the journal PAIN[1] has been receiving a fair amount of attention. The headline finding is that the ...

    Body In Mind
  • Could your state of mind influence CRPS recovery?

    BIM · October 8, 2015

    We know that recovery from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is variable: whilst some people make a relatively full recovery in a few months, others are left with pain and symptoms that persist for years ...

    Body In Mind
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