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Subliminal emotional pictures are capable of modulating early cerebral responses to pain in fibromyalgia

Peláez et al., 2019

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Peláez I
Ferrera D
Barjola P
Fernandes R
Mercado F
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PloS one

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Pain experience involves a complex relationship between sensory and both emotional and cognitive factors, which appear to be mediated by different neural pathways. Previous evidence has shown that whereas conscious processing of unpleasant stimuli enhances …
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