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Featured Wiki Article for 1 October 2024

Medicinal Cannabis

The evidence does not support the use of medicinal cannabis in Musculoskeletal Medicine - it is not effective for pain and it may in fact lower pain thresholds. - Read More
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Featured Open Access Journal Article for 1 November 2024

Open-Label Placebo Injection for Chronic Back Pain With Functional Neuroimaging

JAMA Psychiatry

ABSTRACT - In this randomized clinical trial of 101 adults with chronic back pain, an open-label subcutaneous placebo (saline) injection led to significant improvements in pain intensity, mood, and sleep at 1 month posttreatment compared with usual care. The placebo treatment also led to reduced somatomotor activity and increased medial prefrontal activity during evoked back pain and to increased medial prefrontal-brainstem functional connectivity during spontaneous pain.

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I will respect the hard-won scientific gains of those physicians in whose steps I walk, and gladly share such knowledge as is mine with those who are to follow.

— The Hippocratic Oath: Modern Version, Lasagna 1964