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Itching for relief

Nature Neuroscience, 2013
Little is known about the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying acute and chronic itch. A new technique for silencing peripheral itch neurons defines two independent itch circuits that transmit signals to the CNS.
Sarah, Wilson, Diana, Bautista
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The Relief of Suffering

Archives of Internal Medicine, 1983
The relief of suffering is considered one of the primary aims of medicine. However, what suffering actually is and what physicians must do specifically to prevent or relieve it is poorly understood. Because of this, the most well-intentioned and best-trained physicians may cause suffering inadvertently in the course of treating disease and may fail to ...
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Counselling relief

Nursing Standard, 1991
I sighed with relief when I read how counselling helped a nurse resolve 20 years of buried grief (Points of View, Nursing Standard February 27). Someone else has felt like I have.
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Acoustic Reliefs

ACM Transactions on Graphics
We present a framework to optimize and generate Acoustic Reliefs : acoustic diffusers that not only perform well acoustically in scattering sound uniformly in all directions, but are also visually interesting and can approximate user-provided images.
Wen Jie Jeremy Chew   +4 more
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Debt relief

Journal of International Economics, 2000
This paper develops a model for pricing sovereign debt under continuous time uncertainty, allowing creditors to carry out debt reductions. Focusing on the sovereign’s willingness to pay rather than on their ability to pay, it models debt reductions as a non-cooperative game.
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The Structure of Relief

1998
Publisher Summary In science scalar fields on two-dimensional manifolds play an important role. This chapter presents the investigation of the structure of such fields—relief. The study of this problem is related to that of the so-called topographic curves, which are the level curves (contour curves) and fall curves (curves of steepest descent) of a ...
Koenderink, J.J.   +1 more
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A sigh of relief or a sigh of expected relief: Sigh rate in response to dyspnea relief

Psychophysiology, 2017
AbstractResearch has suggested that sighs may serve a regulatory function during stress and emotions by facilitating relief. Evidence supports the hypotheses that sighs both express and induce relief from stress. To explore the potential role of sighs in the regulation of symptoms, the present study aimed to investigate the relationship between sighs ...
Elke, Vlemincx   +2 more
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Pain Relief

Pediatrics, 1995
Even when their pain is obvious, children frequently receive no treatment, or inadequate treatment, for pain and painful procedures.1 Numerous studies have documented that children receive far fewer doses of analgesic medication than adults do for similar pain problems.2,3 Procedure-related pain (eg, intravenous catheter insertion, bone marrow ...
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Relief, Relief

Appalachian Review, 2023
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