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Girish Talmale,Urmila Shrawankaras been said to actively “carve” the properties of pain as it evolves from an acute to a chronic condition. The dynamic changes involved in chronic pain occur at the molecular, synaptic, cellular, and network levels, leading to changes in body perception. How chronic pain affects reward-seeking beha

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Hema Dubey,Nilay Khare,Prabhat Kumaroms are relatively frequent as children are not as able as adults to separate psychic conflicts from somatic sensations. Somatic dysfunction without detectable somatic substrate may show up in motor, sensory, visceral, and other functional areas. For the assessment of psychosomatic symptoms in infan

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L. Yashvanth,V. Dharanya,E. S. Gopitasks. Working or short-term memory is thought to have limited capacity. Considering however the sophistication of our mental abilities, we would like to believe that our memory is unlimited. Biological memory is creative and not strictly replicative. The capacity limits are shaped and defined by th

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Bhanu Chander,Kumaravelan Gopalakrishnaner level of neurocognitive processing of memory traces in early childhood. As the hippocampus is not fully functional in the first 2 years, memories will be implicit and procedural. The very rapid increase in narratives occurring after age three is linked to the formation of new cognitive patterns a

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