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Psychophysical data uncover an interesting aspect of sensorial functioning in migraine patients.
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It has been illegal to treat humans like guinea pigs since the Nuremberg trials. These days, we have to explain the experiment to the people taking part in trials for new treatments and get their permission (their “informed consent”). Specifically, we have to tell them about the risks of taking part. So in a trial of a new drug, we have to tell patients about all the possible side-effects. In ethical geek-speak, we have to preserve patients’ autonomy by giving them enough information to make an autonomous decision. Which is fine, up to a point.
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Longer sitting times were associated with higher levels of heart disease risk among overweight and obese post-menopausal women overall, according to new research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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This book provides an overview of pain mechanisms as currently understood, and details a variety of approaches to pain management used across a wide range of complementary disciplines. A final chapter integrates these body-based and mind-body approaches, and helps the clinician offer the most effective care for the patient.
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Practising as a manual/massage therapist is a very interesting and fulfilling career in many ways. Most therapists are comfortable treating from an orthopedic perspective, testing and assessing functionality of patients and determining a course of treatment – and rehabilitation is commonplace. For this article, we will take a very brief look at assault and discuss how this knowledge can influence your practice. It’s important for us as therapists to be knowledgeable about assault/violence and the various forms.
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