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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    November 2016

  • Low-grade inflammation and the brain

    BIM · November 22, 2016

    What is inflammation? We usually talk about “inflammation” in relation to infections and injuries. When the body is infected, the immune cells recognize the ‘non-self’ molecules and produce inflammatory factors, called “cytokines”, to coordinate the ...

    Body In Mind
  • Optimizing the impact of research in chronic pain

    BIM · November 15, 2016

    Evidenced-based medicine integrates clinical experience with the results of the best available clinical research data to inform treatment decisions. Optimal application of evidenced-based medicine requires 2 things. First, the results of clinical research must be ...

    Body In Mind
  • “Encontros Saúde & Dor” Bringing Pain Education to Low-Income Communities in Brazil

    BIM · November 9, 2016

    Approximately 11.25 million Brazilians live in low-income communities or “favelas.” In my home town of Jundiaí, near São Paulo, there are no less than 14 of these low-income communities, the largest of which houses approximately ...

    Body In Mind
  • How We Feel Touch

    Hillary Doyle · November 20, 2016

    Scientists discover that a protein called PIEZO2 controls the sensation of touch in people. But what allows touch to become painful remains a mystery.

    News
  • Damage to Small Nerve Fibers in the Skin: A New Way to Understand Fibromyalgia?

    Luke Legakis · November 17, 2016

    Newly emerging perspective in pain research helps to explain the source of pain in fibromyalgia and other widespread pain conditions.

    News
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