The microglia in women's brains are more active in regions involved in pain processing, a new study reports.
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Shared reading may be a helpful therapy, and an alternative to CBT, to help those living with chronic pain, a new study reports.
Study could help explain how pain often follows a chemical induced itch.
Researchers have discovered a compound from marine snails that is able to block pain by targeting a pathway not associated with opioids.
A new study suggests developing new therapeutics that use cannabinoid receptors to treat chronic pain.
A new study links frequent chronic headaches with lower serum vitamin D levels.
A new study identifies a possible candidate to help alleviate pain and itch sensations.
Researchers report abnormal activation in areas that respond to normal pain when a person with CRPS witnesses another person experience painful stimuli.
Researchers discover over 85 percent of pain sensing neurons are sensitive to one specific type of pain event.
Researchers reveal the role glial cells play in the sensation of pain.
According to researchers, both visual and auditory stimulation can significantly induce pain intensity.
