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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    December 2017

  • Abby Tabor BiM

    Editor’s picks – Embodied Pain: negotiating action

    BIM · December 28, 2017

    Over this holiday season we are publishing our Editor’s picks of 2017 for you to read and enjoy again. — We determine our world through the actions we take. Whether from the inside or out, ...

    Body In Mind
  • Trevor Thompson University of Greenwich

    Editors picks: Is alcohol effective as a painkiller?

    BIM · December 25, 2017

    Over this holiday season we are publishing our Editor’s picks of 2017 for you to read and enjoy again. The first one by Trevor Thompson is particularly seasonal! — How many people have sustained an ...

    Body In Mind
  • Exploring the management of painful diabetic neuropathy

    BIM · December 18, 2017

    We know that diabetes, and the complications that may accompany it, are becoming more common [1]. A World Health Organisation study looking at the Disability Adjusted Life Years for a range of diseases showed that ...

    Body In Mind
  • The (potential) impact of choosing words carefully……

    BIM · December 13, 2017

    It is common for people with low back pain (LBP) to see their local doctor for assessment and advice – especially when symptoms are severe or prolonged enough to be worrying. Doctors’ management approaches vary, ...

    Body In Mind
  • Department of Medical Psychology and Sociology at the Ruhr University of Bochum

    Designing next-generation psychotherapy in pain

    BIM · December 10, 2017

    People are often surprised at how badly our treatments for chronic pain perform. Pharmacological, surgical, rehabilitative, and psychological treatments all underperform against our expectations, wishes and ideals (Eccleston and Crombez, 2017). The good news, however, ...

    Body In Mind
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