[HN Gopher] Sound induces analgesia through corticothalamic circ...
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Sound induces analgesia through corticothalamic circuits
Author : bookofjoe
Score : 39 points
Date : 2022-07-09 13:43 UTC (9 hours ago)
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| rgrs wrote:
| Music heals
| 752963e64 wrote:
| In a wavy univers u sure getting lot of things thru your skin and
| understanding :)
| nothinggoesaway wrote:
| Great context, discussion:
| https://www.genengnews.com/topics/drug-discovery/therapeutic...
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| > Higher intensities of the same sounds had no effect on animals'
| pain responses. "In mice, we found that _sound-induced analgesia
| depended on its low SNR rather than harmony_ , which is supported
| by a previous hypothesis that music-induced analgesia is
| attributable to contextual factors of the treatment, not only to
| the music per se," they wrote. "We were really surprised that the
| intensity of sound, and not the category or perceived
| pleasantness of sound would matter," Liu said.
|
| ...
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| > The authors further stated that the observed low-SNR sound-
| induced analgesia is "unlikely to result from some reduction in
| anxiety or stress, and it probably does not directly involve
| attention-distraction in affecting pain perception, given that
| _the analgesic effects persisted for at least two days after
| sound withdrawal._ "
| gricardo99 wrote:
| "in mice"
| upsidesinclude wrote:
| Boring
|
| If that's all you have to offer perhaps you should offer
| nothing instead.
| donclark wrote:
| Sundance Film Festival (2014) - Alive Inside: A Story Of Music &
| Memory Featurette - Documentary HD
|
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HLEr-zP3fc
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