Nature Reduces Pain, Affects Brain

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Pain could be reduced by watching nature scenes, new study suggests

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Study led by University of Vienna and University of Exeter suggests pain-relieving effect of nature is genuine, although still significantly less than traditional painkillers.

Discovery could lead to further progress in the exploration of non-pharmaceutical pain treatments, according to the researchers.

Researchers used advanced machine learning to analyze raw sensory signals that the brain receives during periods of pain.

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