Because so much more research money is available in mental health and heart attacks, we continue to borrow from the literature in those fields, where neuroinflammation is a very big deal. Fortunately, such research is directly relevant to how neural plasticity (switching genes on and switching genes off in neurons) can lead to central pain.
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Stationary Explosion: by Elizabeth Mitchell
Posted in Uncategorized at June 3rd, 2007 / No Comments »
The author prefaces this work with the statement that, “Pain in my mind races so fast it masks the fact that my real thoughts may no longer exist; or at the very least form very slowly. I am dumbstruck with pain.”
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