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29 January 2009Pain relieving effects of acupuncture are limited
29 January 2009I feel your pain: Neural mechanisms of empathy
17 January 2009Prescription Opioid Abuse, Addiction Less Common Than Many Believe
15 January 2009Pain Treatment Research Reports Often Cannot Be Trusted
25 November 2008Women More Likely than Men to be Hospitalized for Chest Pain
5 November 2008Fibromyalgia can no longer be called the 'invisible' syndrome
28 October 2008Pain automatically activates facial muscle groups
27 October 2008New Therapy May Fight Knee Osteoarthritis Pain
27 October 2008Ancient Chinese Exercise Relieves Knee Pain
23 September 2008Study Shows Opioid Painkillers Help Workers with Low Back Pain
23 August 2008Pain Perception – It’s All in the Genes
3 July 2008Exercise unlikely to curb migraine pain: experts
3 July 2008Newborns in ICUs Often Undergo Painful Procedures
30 May 2008When Walking Hurts: What You Can Do About Leg Pain
3 May 2008More Than 25 Percent of Americans Experience Pain
22 April 2008Migraine Increases Risk of Severe Skin Sensitivity and Pain
9 April 2008Study Finds Biological Link Between Pain and Fatigue
4 April 2008A Plan to Reduce Fibromyalgia Pain
20 March 2008Loyola Uses Virtual-reality Video Game to Help Burn Patients Play Their Way to Pain Relief
11 March 2008Pain in Fibromyalgia Is Linked to Changes in Brain Molecule
16 February 2008Chronic pain should be considered a disease
23 January 2008Pain Patients Should Not be Punished for Opioid Medication Abuse or Addiction
18 December 2007Massage may help ease pain and anxiety after surgery
6 December 2007How stress alleviates pain
25 October 2007Pain-Reducing Effects of Cannabis Depend on Dose
22 October 2007Watching Funny Shows Helps Children Tolerate Pain for Longer Periods
18 October 2007Massage Could Put You at Risk for Nerve Injury
17 October 2007Acupuncture Diminishes Acute Postop Pain
16 October 2007How does the opioid system control pain, reward and addictive behavior?
20 September 2007Common Abdominal Pain May be Due to a Potentially Treatable Newly Recognized Inflammatory Reaction