Your Brain Can Feel Someone Else's Pain

Have you ever cringed when watching someone accidentally bump their head or hurt their hand? There's a fascinating reason for that. Certain brain regions involved in processing your own pain also become active when you witness another person experiencing pain. Scientists call this part of empathy-related pain processing. Your brain can partially simulate another person's experience without you physically feeling their injury.

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