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Bridal Shower - Sylvia Gustin, Aug Newspapers.com
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Clipping found in The Evening News in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on Aug 24, Bridal Shower - Sylvia Gustin, Aug
Chronic pain could change your personality (ABC News in Science)
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Subtle changes in the brains of people with chronic pain could cause personality shifts that make them worry more and be less adventurous, say researchers.
Anxiety and worry: How to train your brain to de-stress
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There’s an almond-shaped part of your brain called the amygdala which controls stress and anxiety. Lizza Gebilagin finds out how to quell it.
When Pain Persists - Catalyst
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Back pain - almost all of us has either had it or will experience it in our life time.
Best of free-to-air TV: Cyberhate with Tara Moss
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As part of her investigation into the effects of cyberhate, Moss submits herself to a series of tests, including an MRI, conducted by Dr Sylvia Gustin from Neuroscience Research Australia, to establish the brain's responses to such stress. The results are astonishing. Moss also seeks the advice of Associate ...
Pain on the brain - All In The Mind - ABC Radio National
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Do you, or does someone you know, live with chronic pain? At least 1 in 5 Australians do, and very often the cause of their pain is not evident—it makes...
What chronic pain does to your brain - All In The Mind - ABC Radio...
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At least one in five Australians lives with chronic pain, and often the cause is unknown. Scientists are just now discovering the crucial role the brain plays...
Chronic Pain: Lost Inhibition? PART TWO - International Association...
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About Sylvia Gustin. Having completed a PhD in Psychology at the Institute of Medical Psychology & Behavioural Neurobiology, University of ...
Researchers at Neuroscience Research Australia have identified new...
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Exploring the relationship between pain and personality is a new frontier in understanding the complexity of Pain, in a larger research project being led by Dr Sylvia Gustin at NeuRA. Understanding pain, and why some people respond differently to treatment, may offer a new dialogue for people suffering ...
Thoracic Spinal Cord Injuries: MRI shows sensory neurons are...
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Researchers find surviving sensory nerve connections in areas of no sensation in 50% of people living with complete thoracic spinal cord injuries.
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