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Veterans June 1, 2016

VA takes heat over plan to let nurses treat vets without doc supervision

The Veterans Affairs Department is taking heat over a proposal to allow highly trained nurses to act as doctors, and even administer anesthesia without a doctor鈥檚 supervision.

Women's Health June 1, 2016

Women with migraines more prone to heart disease

Women who suffer from migraines may be more likely than other women to develop heart problems, a new study suggests

Painkillers May 31, 2016

Opioids may prolong chronic pain, study suggests

Opioids are prescribed to help prevent chronic pain, but study results released Monday suggest these painkillers may actually do the opposite of their intention.

Technology May 30, 2016

Healing America's heroes: A triple-amputee soldier's quest to fish

Army Major Ed 鈥淔lip鈥� Klein is an outdoorsman.

NERVOUS SYSTEM HEALTH May 25, 2016

Massage may be option for pain relief

Massage is better than nothing for pain relief, according to a new review.

Painkillers May 25, 2016

Lilly says new type of pain drug could lessen need for opioids

Eli Lilly and Co on Tuesday said it and partner Pfizer Inc aim to seek approval by 2018 for a new type of pain drug that could be an alternative to opioids for osteoarthritis, chronic back pain and cancer pain.

Nutrition May 24, 2016

Why processed foods may promote gut inflammation

SAN DIEGO 鈥� Certain food additives may interfere with your gut bacteria, causing changes that boost inflammation in the intestines and potentially promote the development of some chronic diseases, a new study suggests

Surgery May 24, 2016

Shoulder surgery is the new testing ground for painkiller alternatives

A common shoulder surgery has become a testing ground for some novel painkilling techniques as doctors seek to reduce the use of prescription narcotics known as opioids.

PAIN MANAGEMENT May 23, 2016

'Dormant butt syndrome' may increase risk of chronic pain

Researchers in Ohio have identified a potential primary source for knee, hip and back pain that can lead to injury and surgery: dormant butt syndrome (DBS).

NERVOUS SYSTEM HEALTH May 23, 2016

After gastric bypass, use of psychiatric drugs may rise

Although use of drugs to treat diabetes and other diseases related to obesity may decline after weight-loss surgery, use of neurological and psychiatric drugs may rise sharply, suggests a new study.

HEALTHY LIVING May 23, 2016

How to avoid lower back pain during sleep

Q&A with Dr. Manny: I have been waking up with a stiff and painful lower back. What could be going wrong?