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Recent News and Articles on the Keywords: may make + less pain + pain  Related to the article below (Last Update: 5/12/2008)


BusinessWeek
Sprint: Still a World of Pain
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He also said the integration of the Sprint and Nextel billing systems, a source of chronic pain for employees and customers, is now "materially complete" ...S

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New ankle implant offers pain-free solution
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Day-to-day struggle
Jackson Clarion Ledger, MS - 39 minutes ago
The payoffs have meant less pain and fatigue. Two years after Hughes-Hood's diagnosis, she is a stay-at-home mom to daughter Halei, who is almost 2, ...

AccountingWEB.co.uk
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CBC.ca
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Pain and Treatment of Pain in Minority Patients with Cancer: The Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group … -
CS Cleeland, R Gonin, L Baez, P Loehrer, KJ Pandya - Annals of Internal Medicine, 1997 - annals.highwire.org
... persons reported less adequate pain relief than ... for Hispanic persons to receive less
adequate analgesic ... These concerns may make Hispanic persons more reluctant ...

Advances in Neuropathic Pain Diagnosis, Mechanisms, and Treatment Recommendations -
RH Dworkin, M Backonja, MC Rowbotham, RR Allen, CR … - Archives of Neurology, 2003 - Am Med Assoc
... pathophysiologic mechanisms of neuropathic pain may make it possible to ... phase of
herpes zoster may be followed ... function, have been found less consistently than ...

Outcome Measures for Low Back Pain Research: A Proposal for Standardized Use. -
RA Deyo, M Battie, A Beurskens, C Bombardier, P … - Spine, 1998 - spinejournal.com
... have to make changes (or could make minor changes ... to understand for patients and
required less instruction ... Although some investigators may wish to ask much more ...

Disability Resulting From Occupational Low Back Pain: Part II: What Do We Know About Secondary … -
JW Frank, AS Brooker, SE DeMaio, MS Kerr, A … - Spine, 1996 - spinejournal.com
... and attention effects that may make some people ... suggests that significantly faster
pain resolution can ... other researchers have reached less favorable conclusions ...

Pain on injection of rocuronium: influence of two doses of lidocaine pretreatment -
KF Cheong - British Journal of Anaesthesia, 2000 - British Jrnl Anaesthesia
... dose (such as 50 mg) may completely abolish rocuronium ... pain caused by its
injection could make it less distressing group (P 0.05). ...

Measurements of O and ? from 42 High-Redshift Supernovae -
… Kim, JC Lee, NJ Nunes, R Pain, CR Pennypacker, R … - The Astrophysical Journal, 1999 - UChicago Press
... R. Pain,3. ... instrumentation, analysis, and observing strategies, that make it possible ...
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[BOOK] The Back Pain Revolution -
G Waddell - 2004 - books.google.com
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Pain: the views of elderly people living in long-term residential care settings -
P Yates, A Dewar, B Fentiman - Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1995 - Blackwell Synergy
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and expenses; and the consequences of treatment for pain may make daily living ...

Faster healing and less pain in skin biopsy sites treated with an occlusive dressing -
AJ Nemeth, WH Eaglstein, JR Taylor, LJ Peerson, V … - Archives of Dermatology, 1991 - Am Med Assoc
... and what you can do to make your experience on ... Faster healing and less pain in skin
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Predicting Poor Outcomes for Back Pain Seen in Primary Care Using Patients' Own Criteria. -
DC Cherkin, RA Deyo, JH Street, W Barlow - Spine, 1996 - spinejournal.com
... patients with more realistic (and less optimistic) prognoses ... progress and provide
reassurance, or make early referrals to providers who may be better ...

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Good attitude may make exercise less painful

Last Updated: 2007-08-02 13:41:11 -0400 (Reuters Health)

By Amy Norton

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The right attitude may take some of the aches and pains out of vigorous exercise, new research suggests.

In a small study of young, physically active women, researchers found that those who firmly believed they could tolerate the pain of a tough workout actually did feel less muscle soreness as they exercised.

The findings suggest that boosting people's feelings of "self-efficacy" could help them keep up an active lifestyle, the study authors report in the Journal of Pain.

Self-efficacy refers to a person's belief that he or she can accomplish a goal. The theory is that people with high self-efficacy tend to approach challenges, like exercise, as something to be taken on and mastered, rather than avoided.

For people who dabble in exercise, muscle aches may keep them from coming back. So researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign looked at whether exercisers' beliefs about their ability to withstand pain affected their actual experience of pain.

The study included 16 physically active young women who were asked to exercise to their maximum on a stationary bike. Before the workout, the women rated their own ability to keep cycling even if they developed pain in their thigh muscles. Then, as they pedaled away, they repeatedly rated the amount of pain they were actually feeling.

In general, the researchers found, women who had greater faith in their own pain tolerance before the workout reported less pain as they exercised.

This finding is consistent with what's known as social-cognitive theory, according to lead study author Dr. Robert W. Motl, an assistant professor of kinesiology and community health at the university.

It's thought that people who are more confident in their coping abilities should be able to "organize the appropriate resources for minimizing pain and discomfort," Motl told Reuters Health.

For those who have little faith in their ability to deal with exercise aches, the good news is that it is possible to boost self-efficacy, according to Motl.

One way, he noted, is "social modeling," which essentially refers to witnessing a friend or someone else similar to you accomplish an exercise goal -- the "if she can do it, I can do it," principle. Getting some deserved words of encouragement on your efforts might also help.

SOURCE: Journal of Pain, July 2007.

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