As I navigate a quite frankly wild range of perimenopause symptoms, I’m realizing that many of the niggles I thought were muscle soreness could actually be down to hormonal changes. I thought my ...

You have to use your pain for the greater good. Pain isn’t just something to survive — it’s something to use. Every setback, every heartbreak, every disappointment can either break you or build you.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — A doctor at the Yale School of Medicine became a recipient of the UK’s Sharpie Shafer Prize for his discoveries in non-addictive pain medicine. Steven Waxman, director of the ...

A simple and free solution to migraines has been shown to be twice as effective as traditional remedies, a new study has shown. Researchers from NYU Langone Health have developed an app that guides ...

Clodagh Toomey receives funding from the Health Research Board (Ireland) for research in the area of osteoarthritis. She is affiliated with non-profit initiative GLA:D(r) (Good Life with ...

DSAGT's annual Buddy Walk is Sunday at Owens Community College. Here's more on the event and what the organization does for the greater Toledo area. Donald Trump health update issued after physical ...

Susannah Fraser from Bladder Health UK, talks with a patient about the impact of bladder pain syndrome on her quality of life. It was 2 years before she found a treatment that controlled the pain and ...

This story is sponsored by Sterling Orthopedic Pain & Spine. Many people lightheartedly joke about "having PTSD" (posttraumatic stress disorder) after unpleasant life experiences. But those who live ...

A decade-long journey has come to an end for Stealth BioTherapeutics and the Barth syndrome community with the first-ever treatment for this uncommon mitochondrial disease. CEO Reenie McCarthy called ...

Servier acquires KER-0193, a potential treatment for Fragile X syndrome, developed by Kaerus Bioscience, a Medicxi company KER-0193, a novel, orally bioavailable small molecule, was granted Orphan ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - More than 15,000 people attended the 24th annual Buddy Walk, the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati's (DSAGC) largest fundraiser and celebration. Hundreds of teams ...