Pain

Invisible Pain...

Debbie E. Cook | Posted 03.05.2013 | UK
Debbie E. Cook

It's World Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) Day on Saturday 4 May. Whilst advanced AS can cause fusion in the neck, spine and sometimes other areas and hence a change in posture, it can often be invisible. Not many people know much about AS, despite the fact that it is not a rare condition. It also is a form of arthritis that affects young people.

Should We Care That Fish Might Feel Pain? A Case for the Vegan Option Continued

Sue Cross | Posted 27.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Sue Cross

In trawling nets, fish are trapped with rocks, debris and other sea life and dragged along the bottom of the sea for hours. Surely, in these circumstances, they must suffer fear, pain and stress?

Sadness Steals Your Smile

Soila Sindiyo | Posted 21.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Soila Sindiyo

Start forgiving today and what happened yesterday will start falling away as you begin to feel, experience and know how it feels to be free of hate, anger and resentment.

Spirituality - Another Vital Sign on the Doctor's Checklist?

Tony Lobl | Posted 02.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Tony Lobl

The machine, beeping steadily away in the background, reassuringly spells life. Suddenly it goes haywire. Something's wrong. The patient needs urgent...

When Even Your Headache Pills Give You a Headache is There a Way Out of the Medical Maze?

Tony Lobl | Posted 30.11.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Tony Lobl

So you've got a headache and you want to be rid of it. It's simple, right? You take a tablet. Or is it? As the Global Year Against Headache draws...

Pain, Gain and the Race of Life

His Holiness Karmapa Thaye Dorje | Posted 24.09.2012 | UK Lifestyle
His Holiness Karmapa Thaye Dorje

This summer, the world is looking towards London to celebrate its athletes. For them, the saying 'no pain, no gain' is part of their path to excellence.

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Why Chronic Pain Could All Be In Your Head

HuffingtonPost.com | Kyrsty Jade Hazell | Posted 02.08.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Emotions may determine why some people are more likely to suffer chronic pain than others, a study has found. The emotional state of the brain can ...

Does Keeping Busy Combat Pain?

PA/The Huffington Post UK | Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 17.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Mental distraction really can reduce pain, and the effect is not just in the mind, research has shown. Scientists carried out scanning studies whic...

Open Letter to Winston Matthews - Prisoner Number A8167CK

Jason Reed | Posted 12.06.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Jason Reed

Dear Winston Matthews, Words simply cannot express how I felt when I learned of your incarceration.

How Stress Can Lead To Physical Pain

PA | Posted 03.04.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Scientists believe they have discovered why psychological stress can lead to physical pain. A research team at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsb...

How to Prevent Injury and Pain

Caroline Sandry | Posted 21.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Caroline Sandry

We all know that exercise is good for us right? So why are physios and sports therapists earning more money than ever with clinics full of sportsmen and women?

Foods That Fight Pain

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 15.03.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Have you woken up with aches and pains this morning? Discover how to soothe niggling ailments with these pain-fighting superfoods with secret heal...

Pain-Fighting Superfoods

The Huffington Post UK | Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 02.03.2012 | UK Lifestyle

If you usually deal with niggling aches and pains by popping a pill or reaching for the medicine cabinet, you’re not alone. According to research...

The Hazards of Being Healthy

Dr Sneh Khemka | Posted 01.05.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Dr Sneh Khemka

I started thinking - how often do people put themselves at risk in the pursuit of good health? How often do people end up injured, in hospital or left needing long-term treatment because of skiing or other leisure activities? What's the cost of sporting injuries, both to our health and financially, in comparison to being inactive?

Humour Helps Counteract Pain

Tony Lobl | Posted 23.01.2012 | UK Style
Tony Lobl

Whether laughter is the best medicine or not evidence certainly suggests it can lend a decidedly helpful hand when managing health needs. According t...

Taking Slightly Too Much Paracetamol 'Can Cause Death'

PA | Posted 23.11.2011 | UK Lifestyle

People who regularly take slightly too much paracetamol over a period of time to relieve pain could be at a higher risk of dying than those who take a...