Pain news

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24 November 2009Minimally Invasive Surgery Corrects Scoliosis And Relieves Retired Teacher’s Chronic Pain
11 November 2009Study shows brief training in meditation may help manage pain
11 November 2009Back Pain Permanently Sidelines Soldiers at War
10 November 2009U-M Receives $1.8 Million to Develop Therapy for Neuropathic Pain
30 October 2009Pain thresholds linked to inflammation and sleep problems in arthritis patients
29 October 2009Female veterans have fewer pain complaints than men
17 October 2009Drug Deemed Safe, Effective for Post-Surgical Pain in Children
28 August 2009New Data Show Significant Misuse of Pain Medication Among Chronic Pain Population
21 August 2009Electroacupuncture Shows Effects on Pain Perception
14 August 2009Ways to Stop Pain, Limitations from Hand Arthritis
14 August 2009Redheads especially fearful of dental pain
14 July 2009Swearing Can Make You Feel Better
4 July 2009Drug curbs severe facial pain: study
2 July 2009Ultrasound procedure may quickly ease shoulder pain
19 June 2009Tai Chi may ease arthritis pain, disability
21 May 2009Clinical Trial Tests Protein to Reduce Angina Pain
8 May 2009Opioids recommended for elderly with chronic pain
6 May 2009Intrathecal Medication Therapy Effective for Painful Post-Herpetic Neuralgia Caused by Shingles
24 April 2009The Price of Pain and the Value of Suffering
16 April 2009Long-lasting Nerve Block Could Change Pain Management
16 April 2009Breast-feeding blocks pain of infant vaccination
10 April 2009Caffeine may lessen exercisers' muscle pain
7 April 2009Prescription painkiller relieves shingles pain
2 April 2009Pain Meds Are Most Common Cause of Death after Spinal Fusion Surgery
29 March 2009Sugar eases pain, and more, for newborns
26 March 2009Program Helps Improve Management of Chronic Pain
17 March 2009Acupuncture may help cancer patients' pain -expert
4 March 2009Research Uncovers Promising Target to Treat Chronic Abdominal Pain
27 February 2009Got Pain?
7 February 2009Routine scans for low-back pain do not improve outcomes