The mechanisms through which acute exercise reduces pain (ie, exercise-induced hypoalgesia [EIH]) are poorly understood. This study aimed to determine if ...
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Pain education enhances the pain-relieving effect of exercise in healthy adults
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Racial/Ethnic Differences in Pain: Does Biology Play a Role?
In the 21st century, it is hard to imagine pain was once conceptualized as a simple sensory experience. Indeed, pain might be easier to treat if the experience were linearly related to the amount of ...
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Attention bias in complex regional pain syndrome: it’s not just about the body
Some of the difficulties that people with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) report in feeling and moving their affected limb appear to be similar to a condition called hemispatial neglect [1,2]. Patients with ‘neglect’ have ...
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Is finding a pukka neurosignature for pain on the top of our discovery list?
Earlier this month, Nature Reviews Neurology published a Consensus Statement from a presidential taskforce of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), on the use of brain imaging tests for chronic pain. The ...
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Leadership and Listening in Collaborative Health Care
Why is listening to people so hard? A 4-Part Clinical Collaboration Reflection Part 4 Our daily work with people in pain is a leadership position. It would be nice to wait for a system overhaul, and ...