UC San Diego Researchers Discover Why Chronic Low Back Pain Feels "Personal"
October 05, 2026
October 05, 2026
LA JOLLA, California, Oct. 5 -- The University of California San Diego campus posted the following news:
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UC San Diego Researchers Discover Why Chronic Low Back Pain Feels "Personal"
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Movement-triggered pain flares activate the brain's "self network," suggesting that treatments like mindfulness and psilocybin may be more effective than traditional symptom-based approaches.
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UC San Diego Researchers Discover Why Chronic Low Back Pain Feels "Personal"
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Movement-triggered pain flares activate the brain's "self network," suggesting that treatments like mindfulness and psilocybin may be more effective than traditional symptom-based approaches.
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