Tags: Pain

Science/Health

Pain-Sensing Gene Could Lead To The Development Of Powerful Painkillers

Science/Health

Babies And Adults Feel Pain In The Same Way, But Youngsters Rarely Given Painkillers During Procedures

Sports

MLB RUMORS: Colorado Rockies, Carlos Gonzalez Headed For Trouble? Outfielder Feels Pain Following Surgery

Science/Health

Spider Venom Compounds Could Be Used To Create Potent New Class Of Painkillers

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Charcot Foot Often Goes Undiagnosed

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Labor: Fathers In Delivery Rooms Can Cause Mom More Pain, Study Reveals

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Women's Pain Usually Gets Overlooked By Specialists, New ASA Report Says

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Autism Caused By Circumcision? Yes, According To Danish Study

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Selfish Or Selfless? How Much Danger Will We Put Ourselves In To Spare A Stranger?

Science/Health

Pain Can Act As 'Social Glue,' Strengthening Group Bonds

U.S.

Acupuncture Helps In Reducing Tonsillectomy Pain In Children, Study shows

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One Yoga Class In A Week As Good As Two For Lower Back Pain Relief

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