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Pain Sensitivity Linked to Lifestyle and Environment
Pain sensitivity can change as certain genes are switched on and off by lifestyle and environmental factors, researchers discovered. The results of their study have huge implications for the future of pain treatment, as pain sensitivity was generally considered to be inflexible.
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