Psychological treatment can relieve pain. New research now shows what happens in the brain -- and what specific treatments psychologists, doctors and patients can turn to.

Back pain, migraines, arthritis, long-term concussion symptoms, complications following cancer treatment—these are just a few ...

We now better understand that when people experience chronic pain long enough, the experience of suffering becomes imprinted ...

Rule changes designed to reduce opioid overdose deaths in British Columbia in 2016 inadvertently harmed cancer and palliative ...

Acute pain functions as a protective signal indicating potential or actual tissue damage, whereas chronic pain, persisting ...

Photoactivable drugs are activated when irradiated by a beam of light — via an optical fibre — thus generating a controlled ...

An inspiring story of a young adult from Butte managing more than a dozen chronic diseases has become a hit on Amazon.

Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy ... You may be tired and have areas of numbness and pain. It can slow your reflexes and make your arms and legs feel weak.

Current evidence-based literature addressing the pharmacological management of chronic pain in older persons is sparse. [8] As a result, algorithms for treatment are mostly generated from study ...

“Our study suggests that chatbots could play an essential role in enhancing chronic pain management, particularly in making education more accessible and personalised for patients of all ages ...

Leg pain and cramps can happen because of diabetes-related nerve damage. Blood sugar management and certain medications may be able to help treat this diabetes complication symptom. People with ...