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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    May 2016

  • Placebo responses and central neuropathic pain: from meta- to pooled analysis of clinical trial data

    BIM · May 30, 2016

    Defined as a reduction in pain without a biologically active therapeutic, the placebo response includes the placebo effect (i.e., psychobiological factors that cause a reduction in rating) in addition to other contributing factors, such as ...

    Body In Mind
  • Common psychologies in back pain?

    BIM · May 27, 2016

    Numerous psychological factors are associated with chronic low back pain (CLBP) and disability. Clinically, it would appear that the psychological profiles of individuals with CLBP can be dominated by different psychological factors. For example, some ...

    Body In Mind
  • When is a Placebo Acceptable in the Clinic?

    BIM · May 23, 2016

    We recently published a paper with the mouthful title “Placebo Use in Pain Management:  A Mechanism-Based Educational Intervention Enhances Placebo Treatment Acceptability”[4].  Before I get to the the findings from that paper, I’d like to ...

    Body In Mind
  • Cognitive Functional Therapy for chronic low back pain: The patients’ perspective

    BIM · May 19, 2016

    Pain and lack of function are the two main factors that motivate people with non-specific chronic low back pain (CLBP) to seek care [1]. When you ask a person with CLBP what treatments they have ...

    Body In Mind
  • The Strange Case of Interoception and Resilience or How to Become a Superhero

    BIM · May 16, 2016

    Steel is a very resilient material: it has the capacity to absorb the energy produced by a hit without breaking. Translating this original definition of resilience into the Psychology field, a person is resilient when ...

    Body In Mind
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