A new study has revealed that pain experienced by infants who often do not receive analgesics while undergoing tests and treatment in neonatal intensive care may permanently alter future responses to anxiety, stress and pain in adulthood, as early life pain alters neural circuits in the brain that regulate stress. The study led by Dr. Anne Murphy, associate director of the Neuroscience Institute at Georgia State University, examined whether a single painful inflammatory ...
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