Body in Mind

Over this holiday season we are publishing our Editor’s picks of 2017 for you to read and enjoy again.  — One high profile campaign to raise awareness of persistent pain […]

Over this holiday season we are publishing our Editor’s picks of 2017 for you to read and enjoy again.  — Pain problems tend to run in families; if you have […]

Over this holiday season we are publishing our Editor’s picks of 2017 for you to read and enjoy again.  — From infancy onward, mammals express pain by vocalization, body movement, […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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, […]

Exercise may be one of the most universally beneficial interventions for people with chronic pain. Despite this, many patients with chronic pain avoid exercise because it can worsen their pain. […]

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 […]