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The literature on chronic pain and stigma was reviewed by a group of academics from Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, who published their findings in the journal Pain and Therapy. Perhaps most unexpectedly, they discovered that stigma surrounding pain persists even in clinical settings, resulting in clinicians’ inadequate evaluations of patients’ pain, doubt about the reality of their suffering, and lower pain ratings. These factors frequently result in inadequate treatment of pain and a propensity to believe that it is solely a psychological disorder.

Anesthesiology January 18th 2023

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When tested at 32 weeks gestation, fetuses whose mothers ate carrots reacted with smiles, while those whose mothers ate kale showed crying faces. And those reactions became more expressive as the fetuses mature.

Internal Medicine October 3rd 2022

Tags: CONTRACEPTION/BIRTH CONTROL DIET & NUTRITION

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Should Psychologists Have Prescribing Rights?

An estimated 72% of people who need mental heath care don’t have sufficient access to receive it. Psychologists have had limited prescribing rights in several states since the 1990s. Would expanding those privileges to more states help abate the crisis?

Psychiatry October 3rd 2022

Tags: HEALTHCARE ACCESS MENTAL HEALTH PEER-TO-PEER PRACTICE PEARLS

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