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You put on a virtual reality headset and within seconds, your living room disappears. In its place, you admire a sunny beach, a lush forest or a snow-covered mountain. Even though you know you have not moved, you feel as though you are there, sensing the temperature and the ground beneath your feet. This stationary
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Chronic pain often persists long after tissues have healed, influencing physical function, emotional wellbeing, sleep, work and social relationships. As our understanding of pain has evolved, so have treatment approaches. This article is available on our partner website: www.neuromind.fr. Read the full version here.
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According to new data released by the World Health Organization (WHO), More than 1 billion people are living with mental health disorders [1]. Nearly 1 in 7 people in the world live with a mental disorder, with anxiety and depressive disorders the most common [2]. Beyond these findings lies a growing demand for practical, accessible
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Virtual reality (VR) has emerged as a promising tool in the field of mental health, especially for anxiety management. Unlike pharmacological treatments, VR-based interventions are non-invasive, carry fewer side effects and can be deployed at scale. Yet one major challenge persists: not everyone benefits from them. The reasons for these differences have remained largely unknown,
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The question is no longer, “should we embrace digital technology in healthcare?” but rather, “how can we integrate reliable, high-quality digital into clinical practice?”. Driven by landmark events such as CES and by new public strategies, medical technology innovations in 2026 are profoundly transforming the way healthcare is conceived, monitored and delivered. Yet behind the
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Why does stress affect us so deeply? What science tells us A racing heart before public speaking. A tight throat when faced with an unexpected situation. Thoughts looping endlessly at bedtime. Stress is not merely a psychological feeling, it is deeply embedded in the body. Every tension, every surge of anxiety, every state of alert
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When medical hypnosis enters the operating room Hypnosurgery, a combination of hypnosis and sedation, now offers a complement to locoregional anaesthesia and, in some cases, an alternative to general anaesthesia. Beyond reducing patients’ anxiety, it improves their comfort at every stage of the procedure. How does this non-drug technique work and what is its real
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Undergoing surgery often marks a turning point in a patient’s life: a before and after. However, the surgical procedure leaves more than just a physical trace. In the recovery room, during hospitalisation or at home, some patients experience panic symptoms that make them feel as if they are losing control. Why do postoperative panic attacks
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In our fast-paced lives, we’ve grown accustomed to rushing from one task to the next, constantly chasing time. This lifestyle inevitably impacts our sense of well-being. Long relegated to the background, mental health now takes centre stage. And for good reason: according to figures from the World Health Organization, mental disorders affect nearly one in
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Scientific study: detecting and representing emotional states through a neuro‑responsive system Have you ever felt an intense emotion and struggled to share it with those close to you? Today, most emotional exchanges rely on verbal language or non‑verbal cues (tone of voice, facial expression, posture). Yet there is often a gulf between what we
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