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Pain really is in the mind, but not in the way you think

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item type

article on a website

author

Lorimer Moseley

link

https://theconversation.com/pain-really-is-in-the-mind-but-not-in-the- [snip!]
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journal

TheConversation.com

year

2013

month

Jul 20

PainSci notes

In this not-too-technical article, the endlessly quotable Lorimer Moseley summarizes the role of the mind in chronic pain, especially low back pain.

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