A new study by researchers at University of California San Diego has provided insights into why men and women experience and respond to pain treatments differently. Led by Dr. Fadel Zeidan, a ...

States with the lowest number of high school and college graduates also have the highest percentage of obese citizens. This ...

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According to Harvard Health Publishing, emotional crying flushes our bodies with oxytocin, a feel-good hormone produced by ...

A118G (43AA, 19AG, 18GG) 80 Taiwan females following abdominal hysterectomy GG had significantly higher postoperative day 1 morphine requirements [104] A118G Caucasians: 66 = AA, 29AG; Africans ...

Opioids have long been used to treat severe pain, though their use in the management of chronic pain remains somewhat controversial. Some people can tolerate opioids for years without any adverse ...

Researchers found a brain pathway linking the anterior cingulate cortex, pontine nuclei, and cerebellum that reduces pain ...

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Opioid Withdrawal-Like Mechanism: An intriguing hypothesis suggests that POIS symptoms may be related to a disorder of ...

When we think of oxytocin, the "love hormone," the image of a warm embrace or a deep, loving connection often comes to mind.