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Newest firstAbstract The “Pain Overlap Theory”1 proposes that the experience of social pain overlaps with and amplifies the experience of physical pain by sharing parts of the same underlying processing systems 2–6. In humans, the insular cortex has been implicated in this overlap of physical and social pain, but a mechanistic link has not been made2,4,5,7–9. To determine whether social pain can subsequently impact responses…
Open article record in new tab ↗The “Pain Overlap Theory” (1) proposes that the experience of social pain overlaps with and amplifies the experience of physical pain by sharing parts of the same underlying processing systems (2–6). In humans, the insular cortex has been implicated in this overlap of physical and social pain, but a mechanistic link has not been made (2,4,5,7–9). To determine whether social pain can subsequently impact responses t…
Open article record in new tab ↗Cannabidiol (CBD) is a terpenoid naturally found in plants. The purified compound is used in the treatment of mental disorders because of its antidepressive, anxiolytic, and antiepileptic effects. CBD can affect the regulation of several pathophysiologic processes, including autophagy, cytokine secretion, apoptosis, and innate and adaptive immune responses. However, several authors have reported contradictory find…
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