How Our Bodies Respond to Acute and Chronic Pain Revealed ina New Hebrew University Study JERUSALEM, July 1, 2025 -- When people experience short-term (acute) pain, the ...

A new study reveals that when we experience short-term (acute) pain, the brain has a built‑in way to dial down pain ...

The success of Vertex's opioid alternative Journavx could aid a group of biotechs that aim to take a similar path with NaV1.8 ...

New research uncovers why acute pain fades but chronic pain lingers—revealing how the brain's pain-regulating system breaks down and pointing to new treatment possibilities.

Our furry friends feel pain just like we do. But how, as a pet owner, can you help them feel better? Here's guidance, ...

A new study reveals that neurons in the brainstem respond very differently to acute versus chronic pain, potentially ...

If you're experiencing chronic pain — or at risk of it — this list will help you prepare yourself and know what to ask and do ...

Researchers found that during acute pain, a braking system in the brain calms pain signals, but in chronic pain, this system ...

Why does a paper cut hurt for a moment, but a bad knee can ache for years? A study suggests the answer lies deep in the ...

Patients have reported being hospitalised with inflammation of the pancreas suspected to be related to medicines such as ...

Most non-surgical lower back pain treatments offer little relief, with only a few showing modest benefits over placebo, an ...

Chronic low back pain is one of the most frequent and challenging conditions encountered in primary care. Affecting nearly a ...