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PhD student Lauren Heathcote interviewed on BBC South Today about her research into chronic pain

DPhil student Lauren Heathcote recently appeared on the BBC South Today news, talking about her new research on children with chronic pain. Lauren is conducting a large, randomised controlled trial of a novel computerised intervention, Attention Bias Modification, for children with chronic pain. The trial is funded by the UK-based charity Action Medical Research http://www.action.org.uk, and is taking place at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre. Lauren also appeared on BBC Radio Oxford to discuss her research.
Here's the link to the TV piece:
And here's the link to the radio (starts at 01:44:05):