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Researchers and clinicians met to discuss sleep
On Friday, May 3, a mini-conference was held at Örebro University's Innovation Lab on the theme "Sleep in modern society".
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Sleep researcher back from Australia
Örebro-based researcher Serena Bauducco is back in Sweden after an 18-month research visit at Flinders University, in Adelaide, Australia and is now ready to share what she has learned.
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One in three people with psychological distress have a Disorder of Gut-Brain Interaction and a new project wants to help
A recent study led by Inês Trindade, researcher at Örebro University, showed that one third of people with psychological distress may also have a gastrointestinal Disorder of Gut-Brain Interactions.
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New psychological sleep research presented at Örebro sleep conference
On October 10-12, the Swedish Society for Sleep Research and Sleep Medicine (SFSS) held a conference at the USÖ. Three clinical psychologists from CHAMP participated: associate professor Annika Norell, visiting doctoral student Clara Sancho Domingo and...
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CHAMP Conference on Body Awareness, Interoception, and Health
The Congress will be held at the ORU Innovation Arena at Örebro University, 27 October 2023.
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Contemporary tattooing culture in China
Dr. Xiang Zhao was interviewed by CNN about Chinese tattooing culture and practice.
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New Research: Risk of Long-Term Opioid Prescription Among Chronic Pain Patients is associated with Mental Health problems
Opioid prescriptions for chronic pain problems are common and linked to mental health problems.
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New research: Emotion regulation and psychopathology among people with eating disorders
Assessment of emotion regulation difficulties may potentially contribute important information when planning and implementing eating disorder treatment.
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New study: Ignoring distracting sounds is not as easy as you think
Mental suppression, trying not to think of or mentally avoiding the experience of unpleasant thoughts or sensations, is a commonly used cognitive coping strategy. However, research has shown that suppression may not be effective, and may sometimes have...
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New research: CBT treatment for vulvodynia: A replicated single-case experimental design study
Vulvodynia is common and has an immense impact on affected women and their partners.
