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Healthcare experience affects pain-specific responses to others’ suffering in the anterior insula

2021-07-04

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Medical students and professional healthcare providers often underestimate patients’ pain, together with decreased neural responses to pain information in the anterior insula (AI), a brain region implicated in self-pain processing and negative affect. However, the functional significance and specificity of these neural changes remains debated. Across two experiments, we recruited university medical students and em...

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Literature Corpus work: 5a5492e2-a628-5742-9a0c-c457e2905a23
DOI: 10.1101/2021.07.01.450687

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