Anne Arnold
speaker
345 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2016
last heard Jun 2018
Anne Arnold’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Those squeals you hear belong to an otherwise sensible physiotherapist who's being attacked by killer robots in a park beside the North Wollongong Surf Club.
Deirdre McGee is playing a virtual reality game.
She's meant to be shooting the robots.
It seems she's losing.
Deidre's holding two remote control devices and pressing their buttons.
But in her virtual world, she thinks she's holding guns and pulling triggers.
She's getting a glimpse of how the mind can be manipulated to change perceptions of the body and therefore, potentially, of
It was part of a pain revolution tour of regional New South Wales.
A bunch of researchers and clinicians educating the public and local health professionals about new approaches to pain.
Cutting-edge brain research is just one of the options that might help deal with the perennial problem of lower back pain.
Associate Professor Mark Hancock was one of 30 international authors of a major Lancet series on lower back pain published recently.
Australia fits
Not for any forms of lower back pain?
Exceptions that might require major interventions include fractures and tumours.
But in Australia, for non-cancer back pain, spinal fusion surgeries rocketed up by nearly 170% in the nine years to 2006, according to a study published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery.
In the study, the operations were almost entirely in the private sector, and the authors suggested the rise was attributable in part to over-servicing.
it an industry?
Catherine Raymond found herself on the back pain treadmill.
injections, well, the Australian picture is not much different to the US.
Mark Hancock.
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