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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    May 2017

  • Cartographers need not apply: Skin-based maps are self-organising

    BIM · May 30, 2017

    Many of us will have heard of the visual blind spot, scotomas (an area of partial or complete loss of visual acuity in an otherwise clear field of vision) and phantom limb sensations, but what ...

    Body In Mind
  • Beyond Balance: outpatient opioid taper without pain increase is possible

    BIM · May 24, 2017

    Opioid policy debates are often framed in terms of balancing opioid risks with chronic pain relief. This assumes, not only that opioids provide long-term pain relief, but that opioids are necessary for pain relief. Based ...

    Body In Mind
  • Can fear of movement lead to physical inactivity in low back pain?

    BIM · May 19, 2017

    It’s well known for most health professionals who regularly treat patients with back pain that often patients are afraid of moving because they believe that movement will cause further pain and injury. This fear of ...

    Body In Mind
  • Pain, Disparities, and the Perils of the Endless Loop

    BIM · May 16, 2017

    “I can’t stop thinking about how much it hurts!” “I’m scared the pain will get worse!” “There’s nothing I can do to make it better!” These and related expressions may ring familiar to pain sufferers ...

    Body In Mind
  • Tactile acuity in acute pain: do we not see the wood for the trees?

    BIM · May 11, 2017

    It is well known that chronic pain is associated with changes in the brain: Several lines of research confirm alterations in the central nervous system in chronic pain syndromes including phantom limb pain, complex regional ...

    Body In Mind
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