管理疼痛。

Tor D Wager
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超过20%的美国成年人患有某种形式的慢性疼痛。我们的作者是一位认知心理学家,也是达特茅斯学院认知和情感神经科学实验室的负责人,他研究了我们对疼痛的想法、感觉和信念与我们感受到的实际身体疼痛之间的关系,疼痛在大脑中是什么样子的,以及新的研究结果如何导致有效的新治疗方法。
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Managing Pain.

More than 20 percent of US adults suffer from some form of chronic pain. Our author, a cognitive psychologist and head of Dartmouth College's Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Lab, examines the relationship among our thoughts, feelings, and beliefs about pain and the actual physical pain that we feel, what pain looks like in the brain, and how new research findings are leading to effective new treatments.

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