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Medicine · Neurology
A new perspective article published in Brain argues that current brain health surveillance systems, which depend on human-initiated screening, are insufficient for early detection of neurological conditions. The authors propose a shift toward fully autonomous surveillance that continuously monitors brain health markers without requiring a patient or clinician to trigger an assessment. For a researcher developing preclinical models of chronic pain and placebo analgesia, this framework is directly relevant as it highlights the potential for automated, continuous monitoring of pain-related neural signals, moving beyond episodic assessments to capture the dynamic nature of chronic pain states.
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