Sherree Geyer

Physically active adolescents appear to handle exercise-related pain better than inactive adolescents, a study found.

Anesthesia can cause brain injury in infants, but so far such damage is difficult to immediately detect. A George Washington University team says it may have found a way to do that by examining a patient's retina.

Total hip arthroplasty (THA) reduces use of analgesics, hypnotics and anxiolytics to extend the positive effects of surgery according to a Norwegian study of pre- and post-operative prescription trends in the Nov. 14 issue of Pain.

New clues on morphine behavior hold promise for withdrawal treatment.

Electronic medical records from neurologists' offices are going into a practice-based research network in Evanston, Ill. It's part of an academic medical center's initiative to harness the data for scientific and clinical purposes. In a journal article researchers offer tips on replicating their system.

Study finds A3AR agonists reverse neuropathic pain

Gout is on the rise globally. A Brazilian researcher who surveyed that nation's rheumatologists found some are ignoring--or unaware of--guidelines on how to treat the ailment.

Ankylosing spondylitis appears to carry an increased risk of vascular mortality, Canadian researchers report.