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This groundbreaking research by Lukas Van Oudenhove and colleagues explores how different types of pain are represented in the brain. Through the analysis of fMRI data from multiple studies, the team validated the Neurologic Pain Signature as a common system for nociceptive pain, providing insights into visceral versus somatic pain distinctions. Discover how this research can change our understanding of pain perception!
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