The Scientist : A Sketch of the Subjective [28/3/2005]

How do you study that which words fail to describe?

Email: Ricki Lewis - rlewis@the-scientist.com
The Scientist 2005, 19(Supplement 1):s5

28 March 2005

Although pain is highly subjective, understanding the common underlying pathways that form an outline for pain perception holds clues to better control. The need is great, for despite a growing focus on alleviating pain, an unacceptably large number of people live with it chronically.

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