The brain may feel other people’s pain

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – If you’ve ever thought that you literally feel other people’s pain, you may be right. A brain-imaging study suggests that some people have true physical reactions to others’ injuries

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The brain may feel other people’s pain

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