New hope for treating phantom pain
Today, there are few treatment options for people with phantom pain. A new treatment is being studied at OsloMet, which has shown promising results so far.| partner.sciencenorway.no
Today, there are few treatment options for people with phantom pain. A new treatment is being studied at OsloMet, which has shown promising results so far.| partner.sciencenorway.no
“The standard of housing is high, but there are issues connected to affordability and inequality, and that affects people’s life chances,” researcher says.| partner.sciencenorway.no
A new study finds that sport does not necessarily promote inclusion – it tends to attract youth who already feel socially secure.| partner.sciencenorway.no
“Record-high immigration and new restrictions aimed at making Norway less attractive to people fleeing their countries.” This is how a new report summarises the key developments in the field of immigration.| partner.sciencenorway.no
Mental health problems and payment problems are linked, and parents' social background can strengthen this connection.| partner.sciencenorway.no
The gaming culture is highly gendered. Even if girls spend money to acquire the right gamer identity, they are not always accepted.| partner.sciencenorway.no
There are other factors besides attitudes that determine who helps their parents when the need arises.| partner.sciencenorway.no
Kids risk being bullied or isolated if they don’t spend money on skins or equipment. Researchers have mapped how young people get manipulated into spending money while gaming.| partner.sciencenorway.no
