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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    June 2016

  • Adrian Traeger Body In Mind

    Giving patients the whole truth

    BIM · June 27, 2016

    I am guilty of being the eternal optimist in my practice. I can’t recall ever telling a patient that the outlook isn’t great for them, even though on many occasions, I had that sinking feeling ...

    Body In Mind
  • Bruce Walker Murdoch University

    Spinal manipulative therapy, Graston technique® and placebo for long standing non-specific mid back pain

    BIM · June 23, 2016

    Few controlled trials have assessed the efficacy of spinal manipulative therapy (SMT) for mid back pain. In addition no high quality trials have been performed to test the efficacy and effectiveness of Graston Technique® (GT), ...

    Body In Mind
  • Di Wilson BiM

    Group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy – can we do better?

    BIM · June 20, 2016

    Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), a  management strategy for chronic pain and its consequences [1], is frequently conducted in groups to minimise cost [2] and maximise efficiency. Although clinicians often report knowing when a group will ...

    Body In Mind
  • João Paulo Caneiro BiM

    How we walk affects what we remember…?

    BIM · June 16, 2016

    Let’s say you tell two friends to bring a list of things from the market. The list contains things they like and things they dislike. When you see them walking back, one is walking with ...

    Body In Mind
  • Why physical therapy treatments for low back pain may not be living up to their potential

    BIM · June 13, 2016

    Low back pain (LBP) is a leading contributor to people living with disability throughout the world,1 and the problem appears to be getting worse rather than better.2 Scientists and clinicians, therefore, need to improve treatment ...

    Body In Mind
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