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A headset that harnesses the power of thought could be used to treat chronic pain. In a small trial, patients experienced significant reductions in pain after wearing the device, which reads their brainwaves and then trains their brain to better manage symptoms. After using the headset for eight weeks, sleep, mood and quality of life all improved, and anxiety and depression were eased. Chronic pain defined as pain that persists for more than three months despite treatment that is moderately to severely disabling affects eight million adults in the UK. Common causes include arthritis, back problems and migraine. In a small trial, patients experienced significant reductions in pain after wearing the device, which reads their brainwaves and then trains their brain to better manage symptoms

United kingdomNew zealandHugh chamberlenUniversity of southamptonUniversity of new south walesWalton centre in liverpoolNick birchEast midlands spineWalton centreRoyal societyMedicine short reportsNew south walesNutritional scienceScience translationalஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்புதியது ஜீலாந்து