Current research reports that alternative therapies such as yoga, acupuncture, and medical marijuana (cannabis) can offer natural relief from chronic pain.

I want to propose a radical shift to how we approach treating chronic pain. In very basic terms, I suggest that we redirect treatment toward remodeling the brain as opposed to just focusing our attentions and therapies on painful body parts like the back or neck.

Besides a post-game recovery regimen of icing, stretching, and cortisone shots, it's time football players have access to "brain rehabilitation" as well.

By Gary Stix (Click here for the original article) One of brain researchers’ closest brushes with science fiction in the last 10 years came with...

The logical thing to do as part of our pain management transformation is to make weight management an inherent part of pain education, treatment and prevention.

Well folks, despite all of our new technology and flashy treatments, I can tell you that the way chronic pain is being treated in our society is basically just as flawed as 2+2=5.

Back pain is a common condition that most of us will experience at some point in our lives. Here are a few tips that may relieve the pain.

We think of pain as a symptom of a disease -- and usually it is, often stemming from something like a tumor, an infection or an operation. But, about...

If you’re in chronic pain, it’s challenging for you and your friends and family. This is particularly true if you have an "invisible" cond...

Clinical evidence demonstrates the Stimulator to be effective in the treatment of a variety of conditions: anxiety, depression and PTSD. It also seems to be particularly useful for treating insomnia.