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Newshour: 24/05/2023 13:06 GMT: The woman who feels no pain

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The woman who feels no pain

24/05/2023 13:06 GMT

24/05/2023 13:06 GMT: The woman who feels no pain

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Study finds how Jo Cameron's gene mutation works

Study finds how Jo Cameron's gene mutation works.

Scientists at University College London have discovered why a genetic mutation means that Jo Cameron, a 75-year-old woman, feels no pain. She also experiences low amounts of anxiety and fear, and has the ability to heal wounds more effectively. 
 
Also on the programme: this year's hosts of the UN climate change talks defend their appointment of an oil boss as the chairman; and we hear from this year's International Booker Prize winner.
 
(Image: Scottish woman Jo Cameron, 75, who feels no pain. Credit: Jo Cameron)

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