Pain: Why it's 'ow' for me and 'YOW!' for you

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Pain: Why it's 'ow' for me and 'YOW!' for you (3/12/2010)

Ever noticed how two people can suffer from back pain, say, but one will moan and groan and take to bed while the other will get up and about and on with life? Pain specialists have often noted that conditions that seem similar on the outside can cause widely varying amounts of reported pain.

Source:	Physics
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