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2024 Academia Sinica Open House

In-Person

Persistent Pain: Physiological vs Psychological

Pain is a complex phenomenon influenced by both physiological and psychological factors. Physiological factors include dysfunctions in the nervous system, while psychological factors involve thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Physiological pain is often acute and short-term, whereas psychological pain tends to be chronic and long-lasting. In this presentation, I will explain the current understanding of both physiological and psychological pain.

Activity Information

Speaker Speaker

Chien-Chang Chen

Time Time

11/09 14:00 - 15:00

Location Location

South Campus

Venue Venue

Conference Room 122

Activity Classification

Division Division

Division of Life Sciences

Category Category

Lectures & Symposiums

Organizer

Institute of Biomedical Sciences

Target Audience

ALL

Instructions

Contact Contact

Susana Wang
(02)2789-9118
susana0816@ibms.sinica.edu.tw

Persistent Pain: Physiological vs Psychological
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