Should Pain Treatments Target the Brain or Body?
Pain treatments often target either the brain or body, but data show that treatments often benefit both.
All articles by Colleen Hall
Zika Update: Female to Male Transmission and Risk at the Olympics
All previously reported cases of sexually transmitted Zika virus infection have been spread from men to their sex partners.
Link Between Antibiotics, Delirium Growing
All of the patients had an active infection that could not be ruled out as the cause of the delirium and other brain problems.
Viral Infections, Brain Disorders May Be Linked
Viral infection of neurons could be associated with neuropathology.
Access to Mental Health Services Important for Chronic Pain Patients
Depression, substance abuse, and suicidal ideation are commonly reported in patients who have chronic pain.
Adolescents with Chronic Pain Require Personalized Care
How adolescents approach their chronic pain condition has an effect on how they will experience their condition in adulthood.
FDA Issues Final Guidance on Abuse-Deterrent Opioids
The guidance includes studies that the FDA believes should be conducted in order to demonstrate that a opioid formula has abuse-deterrent properties.
Cosmetic Agent May Help Relieve Neuropathic Pain
A low dose of dermal filler cross-linked hyaluronic acid was injected into patients’ pain points.
Monoclonal Antibodies and the Future of Migraine Treatment
The evolution of monoclonal antibody treatment is an important development for the treatment and management of migraines.
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