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Portable Device Effective In Zapping Away Migraine Pain
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(June 27, 2008)

Anaesthetics could exacerbate pain
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(June 25, 2008)

Treating Chronic Pain, Migraine & Muscle Spasticity Through Inhibition Of Neurotransmitter Glutamate
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(June 23, 2008)

NIH Funding Not Rising With Rate of Inflation, State Economies Affected, Report Finds
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(June 19, 2008)

Medicines Derived From Cannabis: A Review Of Adverse Events
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(June 18, 2008)

Topical NSAID As Effective As Tablets For Knee Pain
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(June 18, 2008)

Acupuncture Reduces Pain And Dysfunction In Head And Neck Cancer Patients After Neck Dissection
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(May 31, 2008)

Low vitamin D tied to back pain in older women
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(May 26, 2008)

Researchers Identify Specific Targets For Pain Therapy
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(May 20, 2008)

Structure Of Receptor For Hot Chili Pepper And Pain Revealed
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(May 20, 2008)

Migraine Increases Risk Of Severe Skin Sensitivity And Pain
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(April 22, 2008)

Oral Drug For Pain From Cone Snails And Plants
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(April 17, 2008)

Doctor's Offices Can Help Stem Narcotic Painkiller Abuse
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(April 12, 2008)

Award Winning Study Says Back Pain May Be In Your Genes
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(April 9, 2008)

Back Pain: What Works
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(April 3, 2008)

APS and American College of Physicians Jointly Issue Guidelines for Low Back Pain
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(October 2, 2007)

HR 2994 National Pain Care Policy Act of 2007
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(September 27, 2007)

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