NewsPronto

 
The Times


.

USA Conversation

The Conversation USA

The Conversation USA

¿Por qué duelen tanto las cortadas con papel?

  • Written by Gabriel Neal, Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, Texas A&M University
Un niño que sufrió una cortada con papel.Suzanne Tucker/Shutterstock.com

Piense, por un instante, en lo que significa una cortada con papel.

Por lo general, ocurre de manera repentina e inesperada y cuando ya has llegado a ese punto de una labor que había estado aplazando. Rememore la sensación de alivio que...

Read more: ¿Por qué duelen tanto las cortadas con papel?

More Articles ...

  1. Lawyers defending immigrant children in detention are relying on a court case from the 80s
  2. Will the Supreme Court overturn Roe v. Wade? And if it does, what happens to abortion rights?
  3. Rising suicides in Mexico expose the mental health toll of living with extreme, chronic violence
  4. Genetic testing: Should I get tested for Alzheimer's risk?
  5. What is a blockchain token?
  6. A high-adrenaline job: 5 questions answered about fighting wildfires
  7. No sufra desvelos: existen muchas soluciones para dormir mejor
  8. Print-your-own gun debate ignores how the US government long provided and regulated firearms
  9. From gun kits to 3D printable guns, a short history of rogue gun makers
  10. Bird DNA helps explain Amazonian rivers' role in evolution
  11. Alan Alda living with Parkinson's – a neurologist explains treatment advances
  12. New sanctions on Russia and Iran are unlikely to work. Here's why
  13. The infantilization of Western culture
  14. Overhydrating presents health hazards for young football players
  15. The demise of US nuclear power in 4 charts
  16. Parts of the Pacific Northwest's Cascadia fault are more seismically active than others – new imaging data suggests why
  17. Is Trump profiting from his office in violation of the Constitution? Judge allows emoluments case to move ahead
  18. What the early church thought about God's gender
  19. Why I use Harry Potter to teach a college course on child development
  20. Citizenship through the eyes of those who have lost the right to vote
  21. Niños centroamericanos siguen migrando a EEUU porque huyen de la muerte
  22. Iran and America: A forgotten friendship
  23. A new look at racial disparities in police use of deadly force
  24. The lifesaving power of gratitude (or, why you should write that thank you note)
  25. American farmers want trade partners not handouts – an agricultural economist explains
  26. More Republicans in the news? That's not media bias
  27. Designing a 'solar tarp,' a foldable, packable way to generate power from the sun
  28. What Richard Dawkins doesn't get about the Muslim call to prayer
  29. For many Muslim grocery shoppers, a shifting definition of 'halal' 
  30. A perfect storm of factors is making wildfires bigger and more expensive to control
  31. ¿Para qué sirven las fronteras?
  32. Imran Khan hopes to transform Pakistan but he'll have far less power than past leaders
  33. Yes, humans are depleting Earth's resources, but 'footprint' estimates don't tell the full story
  34. Could your gut microbes hinder your cancer treatment? A new first-in-human trial investigates
  35. Why fewer kids work the kind of summer jobs that their parents used to have
  36. I’m an economist riding a bike across America, defying what the data says about cycling's safety
  37. Arrested development: Can we improve cardiac arrest survival in hospitals?
  38. What are madrasa schools and what skills do they impart?
  39. Congress could declaw restrictions on politicking from the pulpit — over the objections of many churches
  40. Weaponized information seeks a new target in cyberspace: Users' minds
  41. After summit Russians like Trump more, Americans less
  42. How the Russian government used disinformation and cyber warfare in 2016 election – an ethical hacker explains
  43. The thrill of curing hepatitis C and the pain of watching the disease surge with opioid abuse
  44. A cooler ocean predator than sharks? Consider the mantis shrimps
  45. 5 reasons why Venezuela's nightmare could get worse
  46. Race of mass shooters influences how the media cover their crimes, new study shows
  47. Who chooses abortion? More women than you might think
  48. Apartments rarely come with access to charging stations. But electric vehicles need them
  49. What is a 'poison pill'?
  50. Families at the border are reunited briefly, if at all