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Brain circuits uniquely disrupted in Gulf War syndrome

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Brain circuits uniquely disrupted in Gulf War syndrome

An imaging study finds distinctive brain disruptions in people with Gulf War syndrome, though the cause remains mysterious

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Synthetic llama antibodies soothe arthritis pain

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People in a vegetative state may feel pain

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People in a vegetative state may feel pain

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Zoologger: Mouse eats scorpions and howls at the moon

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Zoologger: Mouse eats scorpions and howls at the moon

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Why words are as painful as sticks and stones

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Why words are as painful as sticks and stones

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Neck implant eases chronic migraine

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Black mamba venom makes a great painkiller

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Subconscious cues might help you heal faster

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Subconscious cues might help you heal faster

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The purpose and problems of pain

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Drug allows morphine to relieve pain without addiction

The discovery of a mechanism that separates the pain relief and reward responses to opioid drugs could end the risk of morphine addiction

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Why naked mole rats feel no pain from acid

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Knock out one gene to knock out chronic pain

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Premature baby brains can't tell pain from touch

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Pain molecule find could take the sting out of sunburn

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