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Musicians Experience Pain Differently, Study Finds

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Source: The Conversation
Musicians Experience Pain Differently, Study Finds
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Research suggests that musicians experience less pain and have more refined brain maps related to hand control, likely due to their extensive training, which may provide a buffer against pain and influence how their brains respond to it.

Topics:healthscience#brain-plasticity#musical-training#musicians#neuroscience#pain-perception#science
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  1. Neuroscience finds musicians feel pain differently from the rest of us  The Conversation
  2. Musicians Don't Feel Pain Like The Rest of Us, Surprising Study Reveals  ScienceAlert
  3. Scientists surprised to find musicians don’t feel pain same way other people do  The Independent

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