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A study of 194 patients shows that injecting dissolvable microparticles into abnormal knee blood vessels relieves pain in 80% of patients for at least 12 months, with no joint replacement needed.
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Yale researchers have found that lacosamide, an already-approved epilepsy drug, could block both pain signaling and cartilage destruction in osteoarthritis.
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A six-week clinical trial shows that a daily prebiotic fiber supplement reduces knee osteoarthritis pain and improves grip strength, pointing to a powerful gut-muscle-pain connection.
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A clinical trial shows that a simple daily prebiotic fiber supplement can reduce knee arthritis pain and improve muscle strength in just six weeks.
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The largest-ever analysis of opioids for acute pain found they often deliver only modest, short-lived relief, and sometimes perform no better than a placebo.
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A new study shows that vitamin D-deficient patients experience up to three times more pain after surgery, a compelling clue about this vitamin's underappreciated role in pain regulation.
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Researchers have mapped, with unprecedented precision, how the brainstem regulates pain differently across body regions, opening the door to targeted, opioid-free treatments.
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Scientists have identified a precise receptor that can switch off pain without disrupting the natural inflammation your body needs to heal.
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New research shows that viewing knee X-rays can increase anxiety, discourage movement, and steer patients toward surgery, even when it isn't needed.
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A new study shows that immersive VR nature scenes reduce pain sensitivity almost as effectively as medication, revealing just how powerfully the brain shapes our experience of pain.
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