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Laughing with friends will release brain chemicals to create a positive feeling, while reducing pain, according to the latest research by British scientists.
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Laughing with friends will release brain chemicals to create a positive feeling, while reducing pain, according to the latest research by British scientists.
Scientists in the US have just studied new treatments for people with back pain and neck pain - that is to replace herniated discs with organic discs.
The group of researchers from the Department of Creative Art Therapy at Drexel University in Philadelphia (USA) said music could reduce anxiety in cancer patients.
Gasoline is an indispensable fuel for all kinds of engines worldwide. However, a man in China has been drinking gasoline for 42 years, with illusions that will help him…
Scientists have found a way to heal heart cells after life-threatening pain. The results show that damaged cells in the heart can heal themselves and begin the process o…
Sometimes stress is inevitable in life, but chronic stress can harm your health. Experts have listed 10 stress signs that need attention.
Soothing chronic pain in the lumbar area not only helps you get rid of the pain but can also restore the normal functioning of the brain.
Researchers working at the University of California, Davis discovered one
Those who once experienced passionate love believed that, without these emotions, they could not live to this day.
The venom of the marine cone is a great medicine to develop neuropathic analgesics ...
With more than 4.8 million people exposed, including more than 3 million people who are victims of 80 million liters of toxic chemicals, 61% are Agent Orange containing…
Try to let your baby hear the chirping sounds of birds singing, maybe with plastic birds with batteries. This method proved successful, making your child not afraid anym…
According to researcher Woody Hopf, chlorzoxazone works to effectively prevent alcohol abuse in patients, without leading to adverse or unpleasant side effects.
Scientists have discovered that some painkillers used to treat swelling such as Celebrex and Advil can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke or even death.
Scientists from Harvard Medical School (USA) have discovered that placebo can help patients feel better even if they know well that they are just sugar pills.