Pain Is In The Eyes Of The Beholder (Medical News Today)

By manipulating the appearance of a chronically achy hand, researchers have found they could increase or decrease the pain and swelling in patients moving their symptomatic limbs. The findings - reported in the November 25th issue of Current Biology, a Cell Press publication - reveal a profound top-down effect of body image on body tissues, according to the researchers.

Discovery may lead to new therapeutic approaches for pain reduction (News-Medical-Net)

By manipulating the appearance of a chronically achy hand, researchers have found they could increase or decrease the pain and swelling in patients moving their symptomatic limbs.

Pain is in the eyes of the beholder (EurekAlert!)

( Cell Press ) By manipulating the appearance of a chronically achy hand, researchers have found they could increase or decrease the pain and swelling in patients moving their symptomatic limbs. The findings -- reported in the Nov. 25 issue of Current Biology, a Cell Press publication -- reveal a profound top-down effect of body image on body tissues, according to the researchers.

Up in arms over big cats

The Pennsylvania Game Commission told Samuel Fisher on Wednesday that he could be fined if he shot a trio of mountain lions that he claimed were lurking around farms in Sadsbury Township.

Torah: Rabbi Avrohom Gordimer

The first section of this week's parshah addresses the case of an Eishes Y'fas To'ar - a captive heathen woman with whom a Jewish soldier may be intimate under certain conditions while at war.

Somerset County Fair sale nets more than $490,400

This year's Somerset County Fair livestock sale held Aug. 23 continued to be a record-breaker with $490,415 in sales for 396 market animals, which included steers, pigs, lambs and goats.

Rally champs: Sorer but wiser, duo's back on track

WHEN you fall off a horse, the advice is to get back on as soon as possible. But in this case the "horse" is a small Toyota doing 200km/h on a dirt track between trees and the time is only a month after it ...

Sorer but wiser, duo's back on track

WHEN you fall off a horse, the advice is to get back on as soon as possible. But in this case the "horse" is a small Toyota doing 200km/h on a dirt track between trees and the time is only a month after it ...