Home	PAIN CONTROL
Publications	Martinez-Gomez, M., Whipple, B., Oliva-Zarate, L., Pacheco, P., & Komisaruk, B.R.
by Subject	(1988). Analgesia produced by vaginal self-stimulation in women is independent of
	heart rate acceleration. Physiology and Behavior. 43, 849-850.
Contraception
Disabilities/Illnesses	Komisaruk, B.R., Banas, C., Heller, S., Whipple, B., Barbado, G.F., & Jordon, F.
Dysfunctions	(1988). Analgesia produced by vasoactive intestinal peptide administered directly
Education	to the spinal cord in rats. In S. Said & V. Mutt (Eds.) Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide
Love	and Related Peptides. 527, (pp. 650-654). New York: New York Academy of Science.
Neurology
Orgasms	Whipple, B., & Komisaruk, B.R. (1988). Analgesia produced in women by genital
Pain Control	self-stimulation. Journal of Sex Research. 24, 130-140.
Pregnancy
Sexuality	Komisaruk, B.R., Bianca, R., Sansone, G., Gomez, L.E., Cueva-Rolon, R., Beyer, C., &
STDs	Whipple, B. (1996). Brain-mediated responses to vaginocervical stimulation in spinal
Women's Health	cord-transected rats: Role of the vagus nerves. Brain Research. 708, 128-134.
	Cunningham, S.T., Steinman, J.L., Whipple, B., Mayer, A.D., & Komisaruk, B.R. (1991).
Contact	Differential roles of hypogastric and pelvic nerves in analgesic and motoric effects
	of vaginocervical stimulation in rats. Brain Research. 559, 337-343.
	Whipple, B. (1986). Effects of Vaginal Stimulation on Pain Thresholds in Women.
	(Doctoral Dissertation, Rutgers, The State University of NJ, Newark, NJ),
	Dissertation Abstracts International, 47.
	Whipple, B., & Komisaruk, B.R. (1985). Elevation of pain thresholds by vaginal
	stimulation in women. Pain. 21, 357-367.
	Beverly Whipple featured in. (2002). His pain, her pain. New Scientist. June 19, 32-35.
	Whipple, B., Martinez-Gomez, M., Oliva-Zarate, L., Pacheco, P., & Komisaruk,
	B.R. (1989). Inverse relationship between intensity of vaginal self-stimulation-produced
	analgesia and level of chronic intake of a dietary source of capsaicin. Physiology
	and Behavior. 46, 247-252.
	Whipple, B. (1987). Methods of pain control: Review of research and literature.
	Image: The Journal of Nursing Scholarship. 19, 143-146.
	Whipple, B. (1990). Neurophysiology of pain. Orthopedic Nursing. 9(4), 21-25.
	Whipple, B., Ogden, G., & Komisaruk, B.R. (1992). Physiological correlates of
	imagery induced orgasm in women. Archives of Sexual Behavior. 21(2), 121-133.
	Whipple, B., & Glynn, N.G. (1992). Quantification of the effects of music as a
	non-invasive method of pain control. Scholarly Inquiry for Nursing Practice.
	6(1), 43-58.
	Whipple, B. (1993). Rockin' 'n' rollin' your pain away. Health Update.
	Better Homes and Gardens. 71(4).
	Whipple, B., Josimovich, J.B., & Komisaruk, B.R. (1990). Sensory thresholds
	during the antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum periods. International
	Journal of Nursing Studies. 27, (3), 213-221.
	Beverly Whipple featured in. (1997). The music therapy-pain link.
	Scientific American Focus. 127-128.
	Komisaruk, B.R., & Whipple, B. (1996). The pain-suppressing effect of
	genital stimulation in women. In R. Rosen, C. Davis, & H. Ruppel (Eds)
	Annual Review of Sex Research. (pp 151-184). Iowa: SSSS.
	Komisaruk, B.R., & Whipple, B. (1988). The role of stimulation-produced
	analgesia in reproductive processes. In A.R. Genazzani, G. Nappi, F.
	Facchinetti and E. Martignoni (Eds.) Pain and Reproduction. (pp. 125-140).
	England: Parthenon Press.
	Beverly Whipple featured in. (2001). The sexiest pain reliever ever. Self.
	February, 47.
	Komisaruk, B.R., & Whipple, B. (1995). The suppression of pain by genital
	stimulation in females. Annual Review of Sex Research. 6, 151-186.
	Komisaruk, B.R., & Whipple, B. (1986). Vaginal stimulation-produced
	analgesia in rats and women. In D. Kelly (Ed.) Stress Induced Analgesia.
	467, (pp. 30-39) New York: New York Academy of Science.
	Cueva-Rolon, R., Sansone, G., Bianca, R., Gomez, L.E., Beyer, C., Whipple, B.,
	& Komisaruk, B.R. (1996). Vagotomy blocks responses to vaginocervical stimulation
	after genitospinal neurectomy in rats. Physiology & Behavior. 60(1), 19-24.