The gate-control theory of pain suggests that cells in the spinal cord interrupt and block some pain signals and let others get through to the brain.

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The gate-control theory of pain was first proposed by Melzack and Wall in 1965. It suggests that cells in the spinal cord act like a gate, interrupting and blocking some pain signals and letting others get through to the brain. Therefore, option A is true.

The Gate-Control Theory of Pain Suggests That Cells in the Spinal