Anti-abortion Law: Government Leader Supports Bill That Will Save Lives, Says Fetuses Can Already Feel Pain at 15 Weeks

Medicine & Technology Oct 11, 2022

Governor Glenn Youngkin announced his support for a prohibition on abortions in Virginia saying that fetuses already feel pain at 15 weeks. Read to know more.

Can Insects Feel Pain? Researchers Solve Odd Mystery

Jul 06, 2022

A recent study learned that insects react to unpleasant stimuli similarly to humans. Keep reading to know more about nociception and how it changed based on situations.

Facebook Message Prompts 20-Year-Old Woman to Undergo Diagnosis for Her Unusual Pain

Jun 24, 2022

A young lady, first diagnosed with gastroparesis found out she had another disease and she discovered it through a stranger on Facebook. Find out what happened.

Why Do Some People Don't Feel Pain? How Scientists Are Using Congenital Insensitivity to Address Chronic Aches

Apr 06, 2022

Pain tells the body to be careful and avoid hazards, but some don't feel it. Read how some people suffer from a rare condition that most of us would only dream of.

Curcumin Extract Shows Positive Results and Pain-Relief Benefits in Knee Osteoarthritis Trial

Jan 24, 2022

Supplementation with Curcugen® from Dolcas Biotech delivered clinically significant improvements in knee pain and performance-based tests in a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study.

Solabia-Algatech Nutrition’s Astaxanthin Multiblend Promotes Post-Exercise Muscle Pain

Nov 27, 2021

User survey endorses AstaPure Max® for natural reduction of muscle pain following high-endurance exercise.

Psychological Treatment, Not Drugs, Provides Long-Lasting Relief to Chronic Pain, Study Suggests

Oct 04, 2021

A new study suggests that a kind of psychological treatment, known as Pain Reprocessing Therapy, provided potent and lasting relief on people suffering from chronic pain as brain regions responsible for pain processing quieted down.

Patch Made From Cow Tissue Used to Repair Shoulder Muscle Tear of a Woman Who Couldn't Even Lift a Hairdryer

Sep 21, 2021

A patch made from cow tissue, which is now available in NHS, successfully repaired the painful shoulder injury of a 43-year-old woman in the UK.

Doctors Ampituated Student's Arm After Years of Having Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Apr 21, 2021

A 23-year-old student suffered from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome for years. She said she ‘couldn’t be happier’ without her arm after years of agony.

Women's Physical Pain Is Not Taken Seriously, Study Says

Mar 28, 2021

A psychology study reveals that men were more likely to receive treatment for chronic pain than women because their pain is underestimated.

What is Pain? And How Does Your Brain Create It?

Feb 17, 2021

Pain is the primary alarm system of the brain; it commonly denotes damage. But there are times that pain is felt when there is no damage to the body; likewise, damage can be incurred without feeling pain. Science says that this is due to pain perception, which is based on both sensory stimuli and the context of lived experiences.

COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects: Here's What To Do

Feb 06, 2021

Got a COVID-19 vaccine? Here's how to treat the side effects, including pain, swelling, and more!

SARS-CoV-2 Infection Can Block Pain, Opening up Unexpected New Possibilities for Research Into Pain Relief Medication

Sep 21, 2020

By studying what causes the excitability of nerve cells to change, we can begin to unravel how chronic pain becomes established. This also allows us to design ways to mute this conversation to blunt or stop chronic pain.

Discovery of New Novel Molecule Sparks Hope for Pain and Depression Treatment

Jun 20, 2020

Researchers from the Luxembourg Institute of Health have come up with a new novel molecule that could facilitate effective pain relief and treatment for depression. From their findings, they are optimistic that a new form of drug or therapy could be offered to patients suffering from severe pain, depression, and even cancer.

Ice Water Experiment Reveals that Repeating the "F" Word Could Increase Pain Tolerance: Study

May 22, 2020

Are you someone who curses a lot? Scientists have found that using curse words can help increase a person's pain tolerance. Click the link above to learn more.