Articles Tagged ‘brain pain’
Neuroscience & Neurology | By May 07, 2006 | By Tony Brown | 1 Comment
The Bane of Pain Is Plainly in the Brain
Pain is generally considered a symptom of disease. The uniqueness of the disease of pain, of course, is that it cannot be seen by the physician. It is experienced and reported by the patient. Understanding how pain is generated and more importantly, how to treat pain, is the focus of this lecture. Among the topics to be discussed are the many different types of pain that can be produced, the difference between acute and chronic pain, whether placeboes really work and if so, how, and where in the brain is pain perceived. Read more →
Thursday, January 8, 2009
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