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Entries in pain (1)

Friday
May272011

Brain scans reveal why some people feel your pain

For some people, seeing someone else's pain causes them to feel the pain in their body too. Now we might know why. [New Scientist, 27 May 2011]

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Posted on DateFriday, May 27, 2011 at 07:37AM
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