Today, pain is understood to be far more than a simple…
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Today, pain is understood to be far more than a simple on-off switch or a simple signal of injury, but a dynamic conversation between the body and the brain, driven by sensory signals along neural pathways. This raises the question: can these signals be intercepted and altered while they're still being built? https://on.natgeo.com/4k5YqKA
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