Pain News and Research

Latest Pain News and Research

Survey underscores importance of emotional/educational needs among women with advanced breast cancer

Survey underscores importance of emotional/educational needs among women with advanced breast cancer

Preseason training helps young baseball pitchers avoid shoulder problems

Preseason training helps young baseball pitchers avoid shoulder problems

Controlling lupus -  new drug targets found

Controlling lupus - new drug targets found

U.S. hospitals charged $873 billion in 2005

U.S. hospitals charged $873 billion in 2005

New UIC center to study end-of-life transition

New UIC center to study end-of-life transition

Chronic knee pain: Is surgery the only solution?

Chronic knee pain: Is surgery the only solution?

Adapting to pregnancy played key role in human evolution

Adapting to pregnancy played key role in human evolution

Different areas of the brain respond to belief, disbelief and uncertainty

Different areas of the brain respond to belief, disbelief and uncertainty

Sedative may have better outcomes than common medication for ICU patients on respirator

Sedative may have better outcomes than common medication for ICU patients on respirator

Shingles virus and vaccination

Shingles virus and vaccination

New minimally invasive procedure for torn aorta repair

New minimally invasive procedure for torn aorta repair

Intensive care quality of sleep improved by new drug dexmedetomidine

Intensive care quality of sleep improved by new drug dexmedetomidine

GlaxoSmithKline response to JAMA article on ICES retrospective analysis

GlaxoSmithKline response to JAMA article on ICES retrospective analysis

Carbamazepine based drugs to include new advice for patients with Asian ancestry

Carbamazepine based drugs to include new advice for patients with Asian ancestry

Bacteria in cows' milk may cause Crohn's disease

Bacteria in cows' milk may cause Crohn's disease

Morphine for cancer pain relief

Morphine for cancer pain relief

FDA concludes no increased risk of cardiac events for patients treated with omeprazole and Nexium

FDA concludes no increased risk of cardiac events for patients treated with omeprazole and Nexium

Children with sickle cell disease, silent strokes show some relief with blood transfusions

Children with sickle cell disease, silent strokes show some relief with blood transfusions

Calcium in coronary arteries may be linked to increased risk for heart disease in low-risk women

Calcium in coronary arteries may be linked to increased risk for heart disease in low-risk women

Belief, disbelief and uncertainty activate distinct regions of the brain

Belief, disbelief and uncertainty activate distinct regions of the brain

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