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Researchers say they have discovered how Jo Cameron's genetic mutation works at molecular level.

The biology underpinning a rare genetic mutation that allows its carrier to live virtually pain-free, heal more rapidly and experience reduced anxiety and fear, has been uncovered by new research from UCL.

Scientists say they have uncovered how a rare genetic mutation allows a woman from the Loch Ness area to feel no pain.

Jo Cameron, 74, is one of just two people on Earth known to carry a special gene that prohibits her from feeling pain, anxiety, or fear- scientists finally believe they understand how it works.

The study, published in Brain, follows up the teams discovery in 2019 of the FAAH-OUT gene and the rare mutations that cause Cameron to feel virtually no pain and never feel anxious or afraid., Health News, Times Now

They have found how mutations in the FAAH-OUT gene work at the molecular level enabling Jo Cameron to not experience pain.

Date Time Recovering from bushfire starts with a practical plan The best start to recovery after fire begins as soon as possible, but it’s not an easy task in the immediate aftermath. Over the years Agriculture Victoria has attended hundreds of properties to help farmers and while fires affect everyone differently, the steps to recovery and the services available remain the same. Statewide Recovery Manager Jo Cameron said the updated guide is now available to help farmers rebuild and give the...