By Julie Steenhuysen Tue Feb 5, 5:50 PM ET
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Brain scans of people in chronic pain show a state of constant activity in areas that should be at rest, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday, a finding that could help explain why pain patients have higher rates of depression, anxiety and other disorders.
And...
"These findings suggest that the brain of a chronic pain patient is not simply a healthy brain processing pain information but rather it is altered by the persistent pain in a manner reminiscent of other neurological conditions associated with cognitive impairments," they wrote.
Yeah.
I coulda told 'em that.
In easier to understand English too.
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You and Eddie need to compare back problems.
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