A new study has revealed the difference in the way men and women deal with pain.
Stepping into Their Shoes to Understand the Pain of Homelessness
A group of students from the University of Saskatchewan want to understand what homelessness in Saskatoon is all about, and are stepping into the shoes of homeless people.
A group of students from the University of Saskatchewan want to understand what homelessness in Saskatoon is all about, and are stepping into the shoes of homeless people.
A detailed study is required to conclusively prove that women handle pain better than men.
Pain may be Relieved by Newly Identified Spider Toxin
A newly identified spider toxin may help uncover novel ways of treating pain and human diseases, researchers from the University of California have discovered.
A newly identified spider toxin may help uncover novel ways of treating pain and human diseases, researchers from the University of California have discovered.
New Device Reduces Cancer Pain
WARP 75, a device that was developed for NASA to experiment with plant growth in space, has been effective in reducing pain resulting from chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
WARP 75, a device that was developed for NASA to experiment with plant growth in space, has been effective in reducing pain resulting from chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
