Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
UCSF pain researcher Allan Basbaum has spent his career showing that pain is a brain process, not merely an injury signal from the body.
Why it mattersBlocking pain at its origin rather than in the brain could open new treatments for the millions living with chronic pain conditions.
A woman in her 20s fell about five metres at Illawarra Escarpment. A helicopter paramedic rescued her.
Why it mattersCliff rescues are difficult. They need special equipment and trained paramedics. Rescuers must safely get injured people out of dangerous terrain.
A 70-year-old woman waited nearly three hours. Emergency staff argued over who should treat her. A NSW coroner made this finding.
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