Painful progress

Stephanie Pain

Nature, 2016, vol. 535, issue 7611, S18-S19

Abstract: For thousands of years people have sought explanations for pain and ways to ease it. Despite a better understanding of the mechanisms behind the sensation, much remains baffling, and the search for better treatments continues. By Stephanie Pain

Date: 2016
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