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Listening to music can provide a distraction that can help to relieve pain finds a new study published by researchers from the University of Utah Pain Research Center in The Journal of Pain, a publication of the American Pain Society.
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The effectiveness of Suboxone in treatment of prescription painkiller addition has recently shown promise in a new large scale study that looked at treating a class of patients that previous studies have not addressed toward treating prescription painkiller addiction.
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FDA decides on Nucynta ER painkiller drug after research into new formula.
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Curcumin adds that special pizzazz to curry dishes, and now it may also dish out hope for people who suffer with tendinitis and other tendon diseases. Researchers have announced that curcumin may have a positive effect on the mechanisms that cause inflammation and pain in tendinitis and related conditions.
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It’s one of the mysteries of medicine: why do some injured muscles grow bone? Now researchers at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania have found an answer, a neuropeptide called substance P.
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An extract from the leaves of Jatropha curcas, also known as physic nut, offers pain relief similar to that of aspirin, according to tests conducted on the shrub. Physic nut is used as a traditional medicine in Nigeria and other parts of the world.
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Imagine you are an employer and only half of your employees show up for work each day and then they are only 30 percent effective. Now a review of chronic pain treatments shows that despite the many options available, only about half of treated patients respond, and their pain reduction averages only about 30 percent.
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Over 500 Wal-Mart stores debuted a new rapid-acting aspirin product whose quickly absorbed formula claims to take away pain at twice the speed of standard aspirin.
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Researchers are alarmed at the number of consumers who fail to read or are unaware of the dangers of over-the-counter painkillers that contain acetaminophen. In a new study, investigators found just 31 percent of individuals surveyed knew Tylenol contained acetaminophen that can harm the liver. They suggest better labeling to reduce the potential harm non-prescription painkillers.
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If you suffer with chronic pain, you may find significant relief from a relatively new type of therapy: vibration. University of Florida researchers report that vibration therapy may provide a drug-free, low-cost approach to pain relief for people who live with chronic pain conditions.
