Giving NICU babies acetaminophen instead of opioids following surgery resulted in fewer unplanned intubations and improved mortality rates.

Some rheumatoid arthritis patients get no relief from even the strongest of anti-inflammatory drugs. New research suggests an explanation.

Knowing who will benefit from early intervention for chronic pain after an injury or surgery may be as simple as a short 2-question survey.

Low-intensity focused ultrasound can penetrate a deep part of the brain called the insula and relieve both pain and the body’s response to it.

Researchers have taken a key step forward to a new, non-opioid approach to treating neuropathic pain.

"Beyond the harms of opioids that we are more aware of, there are others we are still uncovering."

A device may help people with cancer who suffer from burning and shooting pain and cramping in their lower limbs brought on by chemotherapy.

Most people with chronic pain say they would change their plans for the day based on a weather-based pain forecast.

A new drug target may offer a way to alleviate the joint breakdown in people with debilitating osteoarthritis.

Children who experience abuse, neglect, or other trauma have a higher risk of chronic pain as adults, according to a new study.