Common painkiller may harm kidneys when taken with blood pressure drugs
High blood pressure is a very common health problem around the world. Many people take daily medications to keep their blood pressure under control...
New injection may relieve chronic back pain without surgery
Back pain is one of the most common health problems, especially as people get older. Many people feel it at some point in their...
Exercise and ibuprofen may reduce cancer-related cognitive impairment
Chemotherapy is an important treatment for many types of cancer, but it can come with difficult side effects. One of the most common problems...
Common painkillers may carry big health risks
Many people take painkillers every day to deal with common problems like headaches, sore muscles, or long-term pain conditions.
These medicines can be very helpful....
Cannabis may not boost opioid pain relief, study finds
Living with chronic knee pain can make everyday life difficult. Simple tasks like walking, climbing stairs, or even standing for long periods can become...
Which popular treatment is best for long-term back pain?
Chronic low back pain is a condition that affects millions of people and can make everyday life difficult. It can limit movement, reduce the...
This Alzheimer’s gene may harm bone strength in women
Scientists are learning that the human body is much more connected than we once thought.
A new study from the Buck Institute for Research on...
Mixing cannabis and opioids may not ease arthritis pain
Many people who live with ongoing pain are constantly searching for better ways to feel relief. Knee arthritis, also known as knee osteoarthritis, is...
Which treatment works best first for chronic back pain?
A new study has explored an important question faced by many people living with long-term back pain: what type of treatment should you try...
A common pain reliever may help stop cancer from spreading
Scientists from the University of Cambridge have made an unexpected discovery about a medicine that many people already have at home.
Their new research suggests...