pain relievers

What Americans would give up to be pain-free

Three in 10 Americans have had zero days completely pain-free in the last month and 28% feel some kind of pain every single day, according to new research.

Are magic mushrooms the new oxycodone? Ingredient could help treat chronic pain: new study

Here's how scientists discovered that an injection of psilocybin -- the active ingredient in magic mushrooms -- potentially provides long-lasting relief.

Ibuprofen gelatin cocktail touted on TikTok as method to delay periods — but is it safe?

"I drank two ibuprofens and I drank gelatin ... and that stopped my period," Cardi B bragged.

Cancer patients often binge drink, even during chemotherapy: new study

A cancer diagnosis brings "feelings of isolation and fear, and alcohol can help dull those feelings," said one cancer expert.

A blast of air up the nose can stop migraine pain: new study

An innovative new treatment might soon help millions of people worldwide who suffer from migraines.

Lady Gaga’s Pfizer ad sparks upset: ‘Keep killing your fans’

The pharmaceutical giant recalled more than 4.2 million units of the Nurtec tablets earlier this year because the packaging wasn't child-resistant and posed a poison risk.

Why you should give a 'damn' about the health and wellness benefits of swearing

If you're not using obscenities on a regular basis, WTF? Though it's still considered taboo, swearing may have some important health and social benefits.

Jimmy Kimmel reveals celebrity secret to healing back pain

After reading this book, "I’ll be damned if my back pain hasn’t gone away,” Kimmel said.

@#$% yeah! Swearing is good for you, study says

Swearing can make a person feel more persuasive, powerful, and socially connected — and often has a positive impact on relationships, according to new research.

Victims of rapist NYC doctor ask court to uphold verdict after his suicide

“The idea of having this verdict tossed out is like a dagger to my heart,” said Hillary Tullin, who testified that Cruciani sexually abused her while treating her.

Is traveling worth the pain? Over one-third of Americans get aches from travel: poll

More than one-third of Americans agree that soreness associated with travel has stopped them from going longer distances, according to a new study.

Alleviate work-from-home neck pain with this pro set

If you’d like to give your neck a little TLC, the DR-HO Neck Pain Pro Complete 6-Piece Set can help.

Simple aspirin could play important role in fighting breast cancer

Aspirin, findings suggest, may make tumors more sensitive in conjunction with other treatments.

Ease neck pain at home with 42% off the NEXX therapy device

Alleviate your neck tension and pain with the NEXX Neck Therapy device, which is currently on sale for $199.99.

Common pain reliever may increase risk of autism, ADHD: study

Research found that unborn children exposed to acetaminophen, compared to non-exposed fetuses, were 19% more likely to land on the spectrum of autism.

Recovered coronavirus patients report mystery pains months later

Coronavirus patients are increasingly being stricken by mystery pains even months after they are deemed recovered, according to a report. “What we are seeing is very frightening,” Prof. Gabriel Izbicki...

Tylenol sales surge on coronavirus concerns

Johnson & Johnson is seeing a spike in demand for its Tylenol over-the-counter pain killer and other self-care products, the company said on Friday, as the global spread of the...

How to finally fix your aching back

“Everyday things can add up to back pain."

How to treat your neck and back pain naturally

One in four Americans has suffered for more than half a decade with neck or back pain, according to new research. A study examining the source of people’s back and...