Column | The surprising science of how focusing your attention may fight inflammation
Focusing attention may help fight inflammation, according to new research.
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What is the main finding of the new study?
Paying attention to an itchy sensation can make inflammation worse.
What happens when people ignore an itch?
The study does not provide a clear answer.
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A new study suggests that paying attention to an itchy sensation can make inflammation worse, but ignoring it may not be the solution either. People who experience chronic inflammation, such as those with autoimmune diseases, may benefit from understanding how their attention affects their condition.
Further research is needed to determine the full extent of the relationship between attention and inflammation.
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The surprising science of how focusing your attention may fight inflammationNZ Herald · 51d ago
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Ignoring an itch makes inflammation worse, study finds헤럴드경제 · 51d ago
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Can your attention help reduce inflammation? New evidence suggests it canEarth.com · 51d ago
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Column | The surprising science of how focusing your attention may fight inflammationThe Washington Post · 51d ago
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