The brain perceives unexpected pain more strongly, study finds
Pain perception can vary greatly. Sometimes, we feel pain more intensely than expected due to an injury or physical ailment ...
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Why Do You Rub Your Skin When You’re Injured? There’s Actually A Very Good Reason
In other words, a non-painful stimulus – like when you rub your shin after walking into a table – can overtake slower pain ...
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COPD Symptoms And Causes
Get COPD symptoms and causes latest news, Article video and Photos on COPD symptoms and causes Explore latest health updates, news, information from TheHealthSite.com ...
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Stimuli-Responsive Multiacceptor Conjugated Polymers: Recent Trend and Future Direction
Department of Chemistry, Institute of Engineering and Management, University of Engineering and Management Kolkata, University Area, Action area 3, Newtown, Kolkata 700160, India ...
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Far North home to country‘s oldest noxious privet tree
Bill Edwards and the privet at Edmonds Ruins, Kerikeri, that could be the oldest example in the country of the noxious weed Privet is the bane of gardeners across Northland as the environmental ...
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Pain is what you think: functional magnetic resonance imaging evidence toward a cognitive and affective approach for pain research
While many investigations of the underlying mechanisms of pain have focused on solely noxious stimuli, few have compared somatosensory stimuli that cross the boundary from innocuous to noxious. Of ...
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Morphine Attenuates fNIRS Signal Associated With Painful Stimuli in the Medial Frontopolar Cortex (medial BA 10)
We measured the response to noxious stimuli in medial BA 10 using fNIRS before and after drug administration (a standard analgesic dose of 15 mg oral morphine in healthy volunteers) in a double blind, ...