Pain Stories
Like a bruise, sunburn is a process and doesn't appear immediately.
The Olympic swimmer uses cupping, an ancient Chinese medicine, to quickly relieve muscle aches and pains.
Medical Daily takes a look at how and why depression and anxiety can physically affect us.
New animal study suggests certain prescription painkillers do more harm than good.
Summer Olympics in Rio will bring together the greatest athletes in the world, but the training that got them there is intensive and demanding.
A new consumer report by the Food and Drug Administration reminds the public to stay skeptical of therapies that douse patients in ice to reduce pain.
New study strengthens link between prenatal exposure to OTC drugs, like Tylenol, and developmental disorders.
Acetaminophen, also known as Tylenol, is a common over-the-counter medication that helps reduce pain, but it holds various little-known side effect secrets.
New study finds that too-high noise levels in the intensive care unit (ICU) risk patients' well-being.
False hospital alarms pose a threat to patient safety when they sound too often and overwhelm staff.
New study suggests a catheter-infusing nerve blocker is a better approach to pain management than traditional narcotics.
New study shows patient expectations can lessen pain symptoms even when they're given a fake treatment.