Comments on Pain-Topics.org News/Research UPDATES: Pain Research: Differences That Make a Difference

Thank you, Aweke. Readers like you are why we keep...

2011-12-19T16:16:23.142-06:00

Thank you, Aweke. Readers like you are why we keep working so hard at these UPDATES. --SBL

Dear Dr Leavitt, Thank you for regularly posting ...

2011-12-19T11:56:22.916-06:00

Dear Dr Leavitt,

Thank you for regularly posting such wonderful points. I am Aweke from Ethiopia currently doing my second year MSc study in Pain Management, at Edinburgh.

I have no words to tell you how much the discussions and issues posted in Pain_topics.org are assisting my study. I have vowed to stay connected and committed to this website. Thank you.

With

Thank you for the kind comments immediately above....

2011-12-17T16:53:55.103-06:00

Thank you for the kind comments immediately above. This also was probably the most challenging article in the series to write, so far. Trying to keep the concepts understandable was tricky and expert statisticians will no doubt be enraged by some of my simplifications. But, I wanted to provide some common sense approaches that folks without a degree in statistics can put to use for at least

This was probably your most difficult article in t...

2011-12-17T16:14:51.314-06:00

This was probably your most difficult article in this series to read, but was well worth the effort. The examples were a big help and the table is invaluable. I’ve already put the information to work. It’s surprising how much bad or questionable research there is in the pain field. –an MD in Texas.