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Why things hurt with Professor Lorimer Moseley.

April 23, 2013 by Paul

This is still one of the most entertaining and informative talks available on the subject of pain.

Professor Lorimer Moseley explains the neuroscience behind pain and why things hurt.

All through the vehicle of a walk in the bush wearing a sarong. Brilliant.

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