-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- a fire broke out at a rihanna concert in dallas on friday night , forcing the event to end early . a video posted on youtube shows a fire burning at the top of the stage at the american airlines center , with some sparks falling toward the floor . some people begin to stream out . the r&b and pop star posted several messages on twitter following the incident . `` dallas !!! we set the stage on fyah tonight !!! literally !!! i 'm so -lrb- mad -rrb- , i was havin so much fun wit yall too !!! i got ta come back man !! '' the singer tweeted . cnn affiliate ktvt , citing attendees at the concert , said the fire apparently started from pyrotechnics that were part of the show . tiny babies are more sensitive to pain than adults , according to a study of infants ' brains which overturns the medical consensus . until now doctors have assumed that the brains of very young babies are not developed enough to feel pain . it means that newborns often go without painkillers , even during invasive procedures . but the new findings , revealed by oxford university doctors , suggest that not only do babies feel pain , but their pain thresholds are even lower than those of adults . scroll down for video . research on infants ' brains by doctors from oxford university has found that young babies are more sensitive to pain than adults . it overturns the medical consensus that newborns have a high pain threshold -lrb- file picture -rrb- . in the first study of its kind , the researchers showed in brain scans that infants ' brains react in much the same way as adults when given even mild pain . dr rebeccah slater , of oxford 's department of paediatrics , said : ` obviously babies ca n't tell us about their experience of pain and it is difficult to infer pain from visual observations . ` in fact some people have argued that babies ' brains are not developed enough for them to really `` feel '' pain , any reaction being just a reflex -- our study provides the first really strong evidence that this is not the case . ' the results , published in the journal elife , suggest that it is possible to see pain ` happening ' inside the infant brain - and it looks a lot like pain in adults . up until the 1980s it was common practice for babies to go without pain relief during surgery - they were given neuromuscular blocks to stop them moving , but otherwise were given no pain medication . hundreds of children were admitted to hospital last year after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb , alarming new figures have revealed . in total , 272 youngsters left disabled by foetal alcohol syndrome were hospitalised in england over the past 12 months , according to data from the official health and social care information centre . but the actual number affected by their mother ' s drinking could be far greater , experts have warned . scroll down for video . warning : new figures show that 272 youngsters left disabled by foetal alcohol syndrome were hospitalised in england over the past 12 months , according to the official health and social care information centre . research by the world health organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the uk could suffer learning , behavioural and physical problems such as deformed limbs because of exposure to alcohol , according to the sunday people . that equates to about 7,500 every year . elizabeth mitchell , of the national organisation for foetal alchol syndrome , told reporter nicola fifield : ` children born with the syndrome do n't get better . they are brain damaged . ` it is an enormous problem and one that is terribly sad and vastly under-diagnosed . ' tip of the iceberg : research by the world health organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the uk could suffer learning and behavioural problems because of exposure to alcohol in the womb . one teenager who was born with foetal alcohol syndrome is 15-year-old niamh brown . she needs help getting dressed , has no sense of danger and will never be able to live independently . a landmark study in 1987 suggested for the first time that doctors may have been wrong in their assumptions , and anaesthetics were introduced for major operations . dallas fire-rescue captain johnny bates said a chair caught on fire , ktvt reported . `` one of our engine crews did enter the building but crew members with the aac or concert put out the initial fire , '' bates said , according to ktvt . he added that there were no injuries . ireporter captured the fire . on her twitter account , rihanna vowed to return to dallas . niamh was three when her adoptive parents julia and simon first noticed something was wrong . she stuggled at playschool , having difficulty holding a pencil and paying attention . two years later , at the age of five , niamh was diagnosed with foetal alcohol syndrome from her birth mother 's drinking . in 2007 , julia and simon set up the foetal alcohol spectrum disorder trust to help others . visit www.fasdtrust.co.uk . other medical issues associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy include problems with the liver , kidneys and heart , cerebral palsy , sight loss and epilepsy . but injections are still given and intravenous drips still inserted without pain relief , and far more serious procedures carried out anything to take away the child 's pain . even this year , nhs guidelines are still being written that advise doctors to carry out seemingly painful procedures without anything more than ` a cuddle ' . guidelines for a procedure to treat tongue-tie - a common problem in which the bottom of an infant 's tongue is attached to the mouth - still suggest that no pain relief is needed . the research , which was carried out by doctors from oxford university -lrb- pictured -rrb- overturns the medical consensus that very young babies do not feel pain and do not need painkillers , even for invasive procedures . the nhs guidelines , updated in january 2015 , advise that when the tongue is sliced from the mouth 's floor , infants do not need medication . `` glad u guys are safe !!! i promise i 'll be back !!! '' she tweeted . shortly later , the singer also promised to keep fans updated on the situation . `` heading into a production meeting to find out exactly what happened !!! keep u posted '' older babies who have already teethed should be given a general anaesthetic , doctors are told . but the guidelines say : ` in small babies , being cuddled and fed is more important than painkillers . ' dr slater called for a review of the way tiny babies are treated . ` thousands of babies across the uk undergo painful procedures every day but there are often no local pain management guidelines to help clinicians , ' she said . ` our study suggests that not only do babies experience pain but they may be more sensitive to it than adults . pregnant women are advised by the government not to drink alcohol . if they do , the maximum consumption recommended is up to two units no more than twice a week . ` we have to think that if we would provide pain relief for an older child undergoing a procedure then we should look at giving pain relief to an infant undergoing a similar procedure . ' her team scanned the brains of ten healthy infants aged between one and six days old , and compared them to the brains of ten adults aged 23 to 36 years . mri scans were taken of the babies ' brains as they were poked on the bottom of their feet with a special retracting rod creating a sensation like being poked with a pencil -- mild enough that it did not wake them up . but ms mitchell believes the guidance should be changed so that women are advised not to drink at all during pregnancy . the researchers found that 18 of the 20 pain regions in adults ' brains also ` lit up ' in babies ' brains . scans also showed that babies ' brains had the same response to a weak poke as adults did to a stimulus four times as strong - suggesting their pain thresholds are lower . dr slater said it is not clear which types of painkiller would be best used for babies . there are fears that local anaesthetics can be easily absorbed into the blood stream , with unknown consequences . ` finding the optimum pain relief for babies is clearly required , ' she said .
young babies are more sensitive to pain than adults , according to study . doctors previously assumed very young babies had high pain threshold . new findings by oxford university shows newborn babies do react to pain .
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- a fire broke out at a rihanna concert in dallas on friday night , forcing the event to end early . a video posted on youtube shows a fire burning at the top of the stage at the american airlines center , with some sparks falling toward the floor . some people begin to stream out . the r&b and pop star posted several messages on twitter following the incident . `` dallas !!! we set the stage on fyah tonight !!! literally !!! i 'm so -lrb- mad -rrb- , i was havin so much fun wit yall too !!! i got ta come back man !! '' the singer tweeted . cnn affiliate ktvt , citing attendees at the concert , said the fire apparently started from pyrotechnics that were part of the show . tiny babies are more sensitive to pain than adults , according to a study of infants ' brains which overturns the medical consensus . until now doctors have assumed that the brains of very young babies are not developed enough to feel pain . it means that newborns often go without painkillers , even during invasive procedures . but the new findings , revealed by oxford university doctors , suggest that not only do babies feel pain , but their pain thresholds are even lower than those of adults . scroll down for video . research on infants ' brains by doctors from oxford university has found that young babies are more sensitive to pain than adults . it overturns the medical consensus that newborns have a high pain threshold -lrb- file picture -rrb- . in the first study of its kind , the researchers showed in brain scans that infants ' brains react in much the same way as adults when given even mild pain . dr rebeccah slater , of oxford 's department of paediatrics , said : ` obviously babies ca n't tell us about their experience of pain and it is difficult to infer pain from visual observations . ` in fact some people have argued that babies ' brains are not developed enough for them to really `` feel '' pain , any reaction being just a reflex -- our study provides the first really strong evidence that this is not the case . ' the results , published in the journal elife , suggest that it is possible to see pain ` happening ' inside the infant brain - and it looks a lot like pain in adults . up until the 1980s it was common practice for babies to go without pain relief during surgery - they were given neuromuscular blocks to stop them moving , but otherwise were given no pain medication . hundreds of children were admitted to hospital last year after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb , alarming new figures have revealed . in total , 272 youngsters left disabled by foetal alcohol syndrome were hospitalised in england over the past 12 months , according alcohol . if they do , the maximum consumption recommended is up to two units no more than twice a week . ` we have to think that if we would provide pain relief for an older child undergoing a procedure then we should look at giving pain relief to an infant undergoing a similar procedure . ' her team scanned the brains of ten healthy infants aged between one and six days old , and compared them to the brains of ten adults aged 23 to 36 years . mri scans were taken of the babies ' brains as they were poked on the bottom of their feet with a special retracting rod creating a sensation like being poked with a pencil -- mild enough that it did not wake them up . but ms mitchell believes the guidance should be changed so that women are advised not to drink at all during pregnancy . the researchers found that 18 of the 20 pain regions in adults ' brains also ` lit up ' in babies ' brains . scans also showed that babies ' brains had the same response to a weak poke as adults did to a stimulus four times as strong - suggesting their pain thresholds are lower . dr slater said it is not clear which types of painkiller would be best used for babies . there are fears that local anaesthetics can be easily absorbed into the blood stream , with unknown consequences . ` finding the optimum pain relief for babies is clearly required , ' she said .
the fire apparently started from pyrotechnics that were part of the show . tiny babies are more sensitive to pain than adults , according to a study of infants ' brains which overturns the medical consensus . until now doctors have assumed that the brains of very young babies are not developed enough to feel pain . it means that newborns often go without painkillers , even during invasive procedures . but the new findings , revealed by oxford university doctors , suggest that not only do babies feel pain , but their pain thresholds are even lower than those of adults . scroll down for video . research on infants ' brains by doctors from oxford university has found that young babies are more sensitive to pain than adults . it overturns the medical consensus that newborns have a high pain threshold -lrb- file picture -rrb- . in the first study of its kind , the researchers showed in brain scans that infants ' brains react in much the same way as adults when given even mild pain . dr rebeccah slater , of oxford 's department of paediatrics , said : ` obviously babies ca n't tell us about their experience of pain and it is difficult to infer pain from visual observations . ` in fact some people have argued that babies ' brains are not developed enough for them to really `` feel '' pain , any reaction being just a reflex -- our study provides the first really strong evidence that this is not the case . ' the results , published in the journal elife , suggest that it is possible to see pain ` happening ' inside the infant brain - and it looks a lot like pain in adults . up until the 1980s it was common practice for babies to go without pain relief during surgery - they were given neuromuscular blocks to stop them moving , but otherwise were given no pain medication . hundreds of children were admitted to hospital last year after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb , alarming new figures have revealed . in total , 272 youngsters left disabled by foetal alcohol syndrome were hospitalised in england over the past 12 months , according organisation for foetal alchol syndrome , told reporter nicola fifield : ` children born with the syndrome do n't get better . they are brain damaged . ` it is an enormous problem and one that is terribly sad and vastly under-diagnosed . ' tip of the iceberg : research by the world health organisation suggests that at least one in 100 babies born in the uk could suffer learning and behavioural problems because of exposure to alcohol in the womb . one teenager who was born with foetal alcohol syndrome is 15-year-old niamh brown . she needs help getting dressed , has no sense of danger and will never be able to live independently . a landmark study in 1987 suggested for the first time that doctors a common problem in which the bottom of an infant 's tongue is attached to the mouth - still suggest that no pain relief is needed . the research , which was carried out by doctors from oxford university -lrb- pictured -rrb- overturns the medical consensus that very young babies do not feel pain and do not need painkillers , even for invasive procedures . the nhs guidelines , updated in january 2015 , advise that when the tongue is sliced from the mouth 's floor , infants do not need medication . `` glad u guys are safe !!! i promise i 'll be back !!! '' she tweeted . shortly later , the singer also promised to keep fans updated on the situation . `` heading alcohol . if they do , the maximum consumption recommended is up to two units no more than twice a week . ` we have to think that if we would provide pain relief for an older child undergoing a procedure then we should look at giving pain relief to an infant undergoing a similar procedure . ' her team scanned the brains of ten healthy infants aged between one and six days old , and compared them to the brains of ten adults aged 23 to 36 years . mri scans were taken of the babies ' brains as they were poked on the bottom of their feet with a special retracting rod creating a sensation like being poked with a pencil -- mild enough that it did not wake them up . but ms mitchell believes the guidance should be changed so that women are advised not to drink at all during pregnancy . the researchers found that 18 of the 20 pain regions in adults ' brains also ` lit up ' in babies ' brains . scans also showed that babies ' brains had the same response to a weak poke as adults did to a stimulus four times as strong - suggesting their pain thresholds are lower . dr slater said it is not clear which types of painkiller would be best used for babies . there are fears that local anaesthetics can be easily absorbed into the blood stream , with unknown consequences . ` finding the optimum pain relief for babies is clearly required , ' she said .
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-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- a fire broke out at a rihanna concert in dallas on friday night , forcing the event to end early . a video posted on youtube shows a fire burning at the top of the stage at the american airlines center , with some sparks falling toward the floor . some people begin to stream out . the r&b and pop star posted several messages on twitter following the incident . `` dallas !!! we set the stage on fyah tonight !!! literally !!! i 'm so -lrb- mad -rrb- , i was havin so much fun wit yall too !!! i got ta come back man !! '' the singer tweeted . cnn affiliate ktvt , citing attendees at the concert , said the fire apparently started from pyrotechnics that were part of the show . tiny babies are more sensitive to pain than adults , according to a study of infants ' brains which overturns the medical consensus . until now doctors have assumed that the brains of very young babies are not developed enough to feel pain . it means that newborns often go without painkillers , even during invasive procedures . but the new findings , revealed by oxford university doctors , suggest that not only do babies feel pain , but their pain thresholds are even lower than those of adults . scroll down for video . research on infants ' brains by doctors from oxford university has found that young babies are more sensitive to pain than adults . it overturns the medical consensus that newborns have a high pain threshold -lrb- file picture -rrb- . in the first study of its kind , the researchers showed in brain scans that infants ' brains react in much the same way as adults when given even mild pain . dr rebeccah slater , of oxford 's department of paediatrics , said : ` obviously babies ca n't tell us about their experience of pain and it is difficult to infer pain from visual observations . ` in fact some people have argued that babies ' brains are not developed enough for them to really `` feel '' pain , any reaction being just a reflex -- our study provides the first really strong evidence that this is not the case . ' the results , published in the journal elife , suggest that it is possible to see pain ` happening ' inside the infant brain - and it looks a lot like pain in adults . up until the 1980s it was common practice for babies to go without pain relief during surgery - they were given neuromuscular blocks to stop them moving , but otherwise were given no pain medication . hundreds of children were admitted to hospital last year after being born brain damaged following exposure to alcohol in the womb , alarming new figures have revealed . in total , 272 youngsters left disabled by foetal alcohol syndrome were hospitalised in england over the past 12 months , according for babies is clearly required , ' she said .
 The text describes an incident where a fire broke out at a R&B concert in Dallas, causing panic and injuries. The singer was forced to end the show early due to safety concerns. The article also mentions that some people began streaming out of the venue, while others were more cautious. Additionally, it is mentioned that doctors have found that young babies' brains are not developed enough to feel pain, which may be related to the incident.